Welcome to SysCaller Discussions!

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Welcome to SysCaller Discussions

The hub for red teamers, low level developers, and syscall researchers.

SysCaller is a dynamic SDK that enables direct syscall access, obfuscation, and validation supporting both user mode (Nt) and kernel mode (Zw currently experimental) operations with an extensible GUI and planned multi language support.

This Discussions board is here for:

Questions & Support

• Have trouble with offset resolution, GUI errors, or integration? Ask here before opening an issue.

Syscall Obfuscation & Stubs

• Discuss anti analysis or AV/EDR bypass techniques using SysCaller.

Ideas & Features

• Have ideas for new features, GUI modes, language bindings (Rust/Python/etc), or other tooling? Let’s collaborate.

Project News

• Major updates like the Stub Mapper, new GUI modules, or language bindings will be pinned and discussed here.

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How to Get Started

1. Introduce yourself below or in a new post, and mention what brought you here?
2. Post your questions or insights under a relevant category (see below).
3. Check the README if you haven’t already, it includes full build instructions and usage examples.

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Categories

Category	Purpose
Q&A	Installation, GUI bugs, syscall offset issues, usage confusion
Obfuscation & Stubs	Custom stub logic, junk instruction patterns, syscall name tricks
Ideas	Feature requests, GUI module ideas, language binding support
Show & Tell	Your projects using SysCaller e.g., malware labs, loaders, red team tools
Feedback	General thoughts on UI, UX, or feature priorities

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Join the Conversation

To kick things off, leave a comment or start a thread with:

• What system or purpose you're using SysCaller for (C++ maldev, red teaming, cheat dev, etc)
• Anything cool you've made or discovered using SysCaller so far

I'm trying to build a space that encourages technical curiosity, creativity, and collaboration all within the realm of security research!

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SysCaller - Bridging the gap between user mode and kernel mode.