‫Now, when you create payloads directly, most of the time, these payloads are detected by security
‫tools on the target systems.
‫So at this point, you will need something tricky to evade their security tools.
‫And as you can guess, encoders come to the rescue.
‫Now, the job of the encoders is to obfuscate your payload in such a way that it goes undetected by
‫any of the security systems on the target system.
‫So have a look at the table on the screen and shows the various encoder categories available in the
‫Mideast Boit framework.
‫So clear the screen and minimize it.
‫And I'll show you the encoders folder from the GeoEye.
‫So it's under the module's directory, you'll find the encoders folder, and that contains 10 different
‫categories.
‫And I will use this one.
‫Under XLE six, so now let's turn back to the command line.
‫The view, the encoders from Métis boy type show encoders.
‫All the encoders will be listed just like that.
‫Now, you are allowed to encode each payload directly in Métis boy by typing set encoder.
‫And then the encoders scheme, a name, but mostly you will use encoders with MSF venom tool separately.
‫So I'll do that in this tab, open a new tab.
‫Now, let's not get confused about MSM venom.
‫I'll tell you about it later in a separate section, just wanted to show you what the deal is.
‫So now this is focus on the E parameter.
‫With this parameter, you will define the encoding schema for your payload.
‫So let me complete this example.
‫By hitting enter and exit file, which contains an encoded payload, will be generated.
‫And then look here, it's the directory and you'll see the file.
‫And as you can see, this is a Windows executable file.