Exploit Pack - Documentation
  • Exploit Pack
    • Installation guide
    • License Activation
    • First steps
    • Running the network mapper
    • AutoPwn
    • UTF-8 Locator
    • Notepad
    • Reverse shell - One-liners
    • Hex Editor
    • GDB Connector
    • Log your actions
    • Exploits customization
    • Add a Proxy to Exploit Pack
    • Using Reverse Shells
    • XSS Agent - Tunnel
    • Advanced DLL Injections
    • VBS/PS Agent - Remote Access
    • VBS Agent Wizard
    • Exploit Development I
    • Exploit Development II
    • Exploit Development III
  • Control Pack
    • Installation guide
    • License Activation
    • First Steps: Configure Control Pack
    • Launch your first agent
    • Control Pack agent's code
    • Agent connection
    • Java Agent
    • Browser Agent
    • VBS Agent
    • .NET Profiler DLL Agent
    • How to use the DLL + UnHooker Agent
    • .NET shell
    • Python Shell
  • Kernel Pack
    • Installation guide
    • License Activation
    • First Steps: Configure Kernel Pack
    • Generating a new Rootkit
    • Deploying a Rootkit
    • Process hiding
    • Other features
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  1. Kernel Pack

First Steps: Configure Kernel Pack

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Once Kernel Pack is running, we need to verify that the paths to Nmap and Python are correctly set. A pop-up will appear indicating whether Kernel Pack has detected them.

If it says "not found" but you already have them installed, go to Kernel Pack → Edit Preferences. From there:

  • Set the correct paths to Nmap and Python.

  • Click "Check" to verify the paths.

  • If they are correctly detected, click "Save" to apply the changes.