Ezuri
A simple Linux ELF runtime crypter that encrypts and loads executables directly into memory to evade detection.
What is Ezuri?
Ezuri is a Linux ELF runtime crypter that encrypts executable files and loads them directly into memory during execution. It helps security researchers and penetration testers evade file-based detection mechanisms by preventing security software from scanning the original binary on disk. The tool implements memory-only execution to reduce forensic footprints.
Security researchers, penetration testers, and red team operators who need to test detection evasion techniques and understand runtime crypter methodologies.
Developers choose Ezuri for its simplicity and effectiveness in demonstrating memory-only execution techniques, providing a clear reference implementation of ELF runtime encryption without the complexity of larger frameworks.
Overview
A Simple Linux ELF Runtime Crypter
Use Cases
Best For
- Testing antivirus and EDR evasion techniques
- Security research on runtime crypters and memory loaders
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