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@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Additional resources and contributions by Andrea Bocchetti can be found on [Pack - **Visual Studio or MSBuild**: For compiling the C# source code. - **Git**: To clone the repository. - **Windows**: Compatible with Windows 10/11 -- **Reflective Loader**: A tool like `go-assembly-ldr` or Cobalt Strike to load the assembly reflectively. +- **Reflective Loader**: A tool like [`go-assembly-ldr`](https://github.com/heqnx/go-assembly-ldr) or Cobalt Strike to load the assembly reflectively. ### Steps @@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ PS C:\> C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\MSBuild.exe SharpAMSIGho The `SharpAMSIGhosting` code must be executed as a reflective assembly to function correctly. This typically involves: 1. Compiling the C# code into an executable or DLL. -2. Using a reflective loader (e.g., PowerShell, MSBuild, or InstallUtil loader from `go-assembly-ldr`, or `execute-assembly` from CS) to inject the assembly into memory. +2. Using a reflective loader (e.g., PowerShell, MSBuild, or InstallUtil loader from [`go-assembly-ldr`](https://github.com/heqnx/go-assembly-ldr), or `execute-assembly` from CS) to inject the assembly into memory. 3. Executing the `Main` or `Execute` method to perform the AMSI bypass. ## Notes |