Encapsulates your executables into Microsoft Excel Add-in (.xll) files. By running seamlessly within Excel’s trusted memory space, it allows you to execute local or remote binaries while bypassing standard file execution filters.

Constructs weaponized Windows Shortcut (.lnk) files that act as silent execution vectors. Instead of using a direct executable, the shortcut creatively parses built-in Windows commands to download and launch your target files in the background.

Embeds your execution logic inside macro-enabled Microsoft Office documents (.docm, .xlsm). It leverages VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) to securely deliver and trigger local or web-hosted files upon document initialization.

Converts your binaries into Microsoft Management Console (.msc) files. By piggybacking on administrative console frameworks, this builder provides a highly legitimate-looking execution path for your remote or local scripts.

Packages your execution processes into Windows Control Panel Applets (.cpl). Since the system treats these as trusted native dynamic libraries (DLLs), it offers an excellent method to run your binaries under the radar of standard security checks.