Infected Zone OS 1.1.0.1 Free Download

Infected Zone OS 1.1.0.1 is a specialized Linux-based penetration testing and cybersecurity distribution designed for ethical hackers, security researchers, and red team professionals. Unlike standard security tools, Infected Zone OS integrates pre-configured exploits, vulnerability scanners, and forensic tools into a single, ready-to-use operating system. Infected Zone OS 1.1.0.1 What is Infected Zone OS 1.1.0.1? This OS is tailored for advanced security assessments, including penetration testing, malware analysis, and network intrusion simulations. It is often used in controlled environments for legal security research, digital forensics, and cyber defense training. Key Features & Capabilities 1. Data Theft (Stealer Module) Browser Data Harvesting Extracts saved passwords (Chrome, Firefox, Edge). Steals autofill data & credit card details. Collects cookies (for session hijacking). Cryptocurrency Wallet Theft Targets MetaMask, Exodus, Electrum, etc. Scans for wallet.dat files (Bitcoin, Ethereum). System Information Logging Captures IP address, OS version, hardware details. Logs keystrokes (keylogger) for credential theft. FTP & Email Credentials Harvests saved credentials from FileZilla, Outlook, Thunderbird. 2. Ransomware Module AES-256 + RSA Encryption (Strong file-locking mechanism). Targets documents, images, databases, backups. Drops a ransom note (README_RANSOM.txt) with payment instructions (usually in Bitcoin/Monero). Threatens data leaks if payment is not made (double extortion). 3. Anti-Analysis & Evasion Techniques Process Hollowing (Injects into legitimate processes like explorer.exe). Debugger Detection (Terminates if running in a sandbox like Cuckoo or Any.Run). Code Obfuscation (Polymorphic malware to evade signature-based detection). UAC Bypass (Escalates privileges silently). 4. Command & Control (C2) Communication Tor-based C2 servers (Hidden onion services for anonymity). Discord Webhooks & Telegram Bots (For data exfiltration). Dynamic DNS (DDNS) for backup C2 channels. 5. Persistence Mechanisms Registry Modifications (Run keys for startup persistence). Scheduled Tasks (Re-infects after reboot). Windows Service Creation (Runs as a background service).