BMJ contains low-level code fragments (in a form of NASM macros) that can assist in writing small, position-independent and null-free shellcode. Most of the macros communicate directly with the kernel - no external dependencies (such as glibc) are needed, so the code is portable across all 64-bit GNU/Linux systems.

The framework's source is divided into 16 separate sections - each of them provides different set of macros for specific tasks.

• [ 0x01 ] --- > Stack/register/string allocation helpers (variable initialization, XOR/PUSH chaining)
• [ 0x02 ] --- > Auxiliary macros (stack operations, relative addressing, data types operations)
• [ 0x03 ] --- > VM/debugging detection (RDTSC, number of CPU cores, file age, clock accelleration mechanism)
• [ 0x04 ] --- > Time-specific operations (time locks, timers, seeders
• [ 0x05 ] --- > Coprocessing (forking, synchronised execution, standard filesystem mutexes, daemonization)
• [ 0x06 ] --- > IPC communication (signal handling/blocking/disposition/delivery)
• [ 0x07 ] --- > Low-level socket operations (TCP/UDP sock initialization, port binding, listeners)
• [ 0x08 ] --- > High-level socket operations (reverse/bind shells with auth, file exfiltration)
• [ 0x09 ] --- > Reverse TCP stagers (LKM/file/buffer retrieval)
• [ 0x10 ] --- > Operations on files and file descriptors (reading, writing, closing, executing, mapping files)
• [ 0x11 ] --- > Position-aware macros (section/relative label calculations)
• [ 0x12 ] --- > Administration, environment mapping (privilleges detection/elevation, power management, crawling,process priority, shell invocation)
• [ 0x13 ] --- > Command execution
• [ 0x14 ] --- > Size padders (NOP sleds, pattern/byte fill)
• [ 0x15 ] --- > Disablers (security measures, ASLR, process inspection)
• [ < * > ] --- > Experimental code (network/signal-based c2 channels, process protection, signal throwback)

cmd_exec.asm - Checks for elevated privilleges. If present, a command is executed in background and the machine is rebooted afterwards.

timed_stager.asm - A program with operational time of 5 minutes attempts to download a remote file and execute it in memory. A TCP reconnection in case of failure is performed in background every 20 seconds, infinitely.

reverse_shell.asm - A reverse shell that removes itself via argv[0] unlink, changes it's process priority, elevates privilleges and detaches from current terminal session.

vm_and_stuff.asm - A program prepended with 40 nop (0x90) instructions, padded with nops until it reaches 256 bytes in size. Only one instance can run simultaneously on host, thanks to flock(2). After checking for VM presence and an attempt to disable ASLR, a TCP-connect pingback payload is launched.

This software is under MIT License