How To Statically Compile Windows C++ Visual Studio Projects When You Can't Cross Compile.

0:00 Intro
0:48 How to edit the Visual Studio windows size
2:34 Compiling Perfusion
4:08 Cloning and compiling Rubeus
5:52 Compile C++ Windows Revshell for Demo 2
7:08 Jump cut to updog that was used to move all the files over
7:16 Demo One - AD Box testing Perfusion and Rubeus having both binaries work
9:23 Demo Two - Statically compiled reverse shell on Windows 7 having only the statically compiled run
10:27 The End. Thanks For watching

# Edit Visual stdio to make the size bigger or smaller

1. top bar (Tools)
2. Options
3. Environment --} Fonts and Colors
* bar under the (Search Options)

4. Show settings for:
* Environment: whole window
* Output Window: Bottom Output Compile window

% things you can change without tool --} setting digging
* text of the code you are trying to type in the IDE

- Ctrl + (Mouse-Wheel) up and down to make program code bigger or smaller

# GitHub Projects used in the video

https://github.com/itm4n/Perfusion.git
https://github.com/GhostPack/Rubeus.git
https://github.com/tudorthe1ntruder/reverse-shell-poc/blob/master/rs.c

# Statically Compile C++ Code By Code Generation

1. clone project, open by solution file, or other method
* Switch to release if you want a release build
2. in solution window: Right on your C or C++ program
3. Properties
4. C/C++
5. Code Generation
6. Switch from /MD too /MT
7. Compile by building solution like before

# Demo machines used if you want to follow along yourself
## Demo 1 box
https://tryhackme.com/room/attacktivedirectory

## Demo 2 box
https://tryhackme.com/room/blue

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