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Force Bluescreen | Shellcode + Masm32 | Windows

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Yo.

So I was toying around with shellcode and figured this was something I may need at some point down the line.

I couldn't figure out a good way to store a byte array in a locally defined variable nicely, so I kinda had to hack it together, but still works none the less.

How it do:
1: Get Kernel32 offset
2: Invoke LoadLibraryA to load NtDll
3: RtlAdjustPrivileges
4: NtRaiseHardError

After that, I just disassembled the file and got the opcodes and made them into an array, and you can call it from whatever language you like!
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Good take on the NtRaiseHardError method, this is still one of my favourite hidden windows APIs
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