Credits

The Styx project is a comprehensive hypervisor-based system manipulation tool, developed by our team. While it draws inspiration from existing work in the field, it offers notable improvements and a fresh approach to hypervisor-based system manipulation.

Original Inspiration

The core concept of Styx is remotely based on the Voyager Hyper-V Hijack project by IDontCode. We acknowledge his work in the field of hypervisor manipulation.

Development and Modifications

Our team has extensively modified and overhauled the original concept. With the exception of the core hypervisor interaction and a few isolated structures and enums, the vast majority of the codebase has been completely rewritten and enhanced by our development team.

Key areas of improvement include:

• Enhanced memory management and manipulation capabilities

• Improved process and module handling

• Advanced error handling and reporting

• Expanded API for greater flexibility and power

• Optimized security and reliability

• Unique ways of Loading and processing the Hijack

• Enhanced communication security

• Elimination of detection vectors across all parts of the software

• Advanced and improved anti-reverse engineering techniques

• Addition of unique features not present in the original

It's worth noting that approximately 90% of the codebase has been completely rewritten or newly developed by our team, with only about 10% of the original code remaining.

These extensive modifications and additions have resulted in a significantly more robust, secure, and feature-rich tool compared to the original inspiration.