├── HackerMode
├── AlexaSkill
│ └── HackerModeIntents.json
├── Lambda
│ └── Hacking.js
├── README.txt
└── misc-test
│ └── dos_command_for_converting_mp3.txt
└── LICENSE
/HackerMode/AlexaSkill/HackerModeIntents.json:
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1 | {
2 | "intents": [
3 | {
4 | "name": "AMAZON.CancelIntent",
5 | "samples": []
6 | },
7 | {
8 | "name": "AMAZON.HelpIntent",
9 | "samples": []
10 | },
11 | {
12 | "name": "AMAZON.RepeatIntent",
13 | "samples": []
14 | },
15 | {
16 | "name": "AMAZON.StopIntent",
17 | "samples": []
18 | },
19 | {
20 | "name": "ASCIIEncodingIntent",
21 | "samples": [
22 | "how can I ASCII encode {CHARItem}",
23 | "how do I ASCII encode {CHARItem}",
24 | "how do I ASCII encode a {CHARItem}",
25 | "what is the ASCII encoding for a {CHARItem}",
26 | "what is the ASCII encoding for the {CHARItem}",
27 | "what is the ASCII encoding for {CHARItem}",
28 | "what is an ASCII encoding for {CHARItem}",
29 | "what is an ASCII encoding for a {CHARItem}",
30 | "how is {CHARItem} ASCII encoded",
31 | "ASCII encoding for {CHARItem}",
32 | "ASCII for {CHARItem}"
33 | ],
34 | "slots": [
35 | {
36 | "name": "CHARItem",
37 | "type": "LIST_OF_CHARITEMS",
38 | "samples": []
39 | }
40 | ]
41 | },
42 | {
43 | "name": "HexEncodingIntent",
44 | "samples": [
45 | "how do I Hex encode {CHARItem}",
46 | "how do I Hex encode a {CHARItem}",
47 | "tell me the Hex encoding for a {CHARItem}",
48 | "tell me the Hex encoding for {CHARItem}",
49 | "tell me the Hex encoding for the {CHARItem}",
50 | "give me the Hex encoding for a {CHARItem}",
51 | "give me the Hex encoding for {CHARItem}",
52 | "give me the Hex encoding for the {CHARItem}",
53 | "what is the Hex encoding for a {CHARItem}",
54 | "what is the Hex encoding for {CHARItem}",
55 | "what is the Hex encoding for the {CHARItem}",
56 | "what is an Hex encoding for {CHARItem}",
57 | "how is {CHARItem} Hex encoded",
58 | "Hex encoding for {CHARItem}",
59 | "Hex for {CHARItem}",
60 | "how do you hex encode for a {CHARItem}",
61 | "how do you hex encode for {CHARItem}",
62 | "how do you hex encode for the {CHARItem}",
63 | "how do you hex encode the {CHARItem}",
64 | "how do you hex encode {CHARItem}"
65 | ],
66 | "slots": [
67 | {
68 | "name": "CHARItem",
69 | "type": "LIST_OF_CHARITEMS",
70 | "samples": []
71 | }
72 | ]
73 | },
74 | {
75 | "name": "HTMLEncodingIntent",
76 | "samples": [
77 | "how can I HTML encode {CHARItem}",
78 | "how do you HTML encode {CHARItem}",
79 | "how do I HTML encode {CHARItem}",
80 | "how do I HTML encode a {CHARItem}",
81 | "what is the HTML encoding for a {CHARItem}",
82 | "what is the HTML encoding for {CHARItem}",
83 | "what is the HTML encoding for the {CHARItem}",
84 | "what is an HTML encoding for {CHARItem}",
85 | "what is an HTML encoding for a {CHARItem}",
86 | "how is {CHARItem} HTML encoded",
87 | "HTML encoding for {CHARItem}",
88 | "HTML for {CHARItem}",
89 | "what is the HTML for {CHARItem}"
90 | ],
91 | "slots": [
92 | {
93 | "name": "CHARItem",
94 | "type": "LIST_OF_CHARITEMS",
95 | "samples": []
96 | }
97 | ]
98 | },
99 | {
100 | "name": "HTTPResponseIntent",
101 | "samples": [
102 | "what is the HTTP response code {RCItem}",
103 | "what is response code {RCItem}",
104 | "what is the response code {RCItem}",
105 | "what is HTTP response code {RCItem}",
106 | "what is the {RCItem} response code"
107 | ],
108 | "slots": [
109 | {
110 | "name": "RCItem",
111 | "type": "AMAZON.NUMBER",
112 | "samples": []
113 | }
114 | ]
115 | },
116 | {
117 | "name": "HTTPVerbsIntent",
118 | "samples": [
119 | "what are {HVItem} verbs",
120 | "what does the HTTP verb {HVItem} do",
121 | "what is the http verb {HVItem}",
122 | "list {HVItem} verbs",
123 | "list {HVItem} http verbs",
124 | "what is the {HVItem} verb",
125 | "tell me about the {HVItem} verb",
126 | "what does the {HVItem} verb do",
127 | "what are {HVItem} HTTP verbs",
128 | "list {HVItem} HTTP verbs",
129 | "what is the {HVItem} HTTP verb",
130 | "tell me about the {HVItem} HTTP verb",
131 | "what does the {HVItem} HTTP verb do"
132 | ],
133 | "slots": [
134 | {
135 | "name": "HVItem",
136 | "type": "LIST_OF_HVITEMS",
137 | "samples": []
138 | }
139 | ]
140 | },
141 | {
142 | "name": "IPLookupIntent",
143 | "samples": [
144 | "look up IP {IPItemOne} dot {IPItemTwo} dot {IPItemThree} dot {IPItemFour}",
145 | "look up IP address {IPItemOne} dot {IPItemTwo} dot {IPItemThree} dot {IPItemFour}",
146 | "IP look up IP address {IPItemOne} dot {IPItemTwo} dot {IPItemThree} dot {IPItemFour}",
147 | "IP look up IP {IPItemOne} dot {IPItemTwo} dot {IPItemThree} dot {IPItemFour}",
148 | "IP look up {IPItemOne} dot {IPItemTwo} dot {IPItemThree} dot {IPItemFour}",
149 | "do an IP address lookup on {IPItemOne} dot {IPItemTwo} dot {IPItemThree} dot {IPItemFour} ",
150 | "do an IP lookup on {IPItemOne} dot {IPItemTwo} dot {IPItemThree} dot {IPItemFour} ",
151 | "do a IP lookup on {IPItemOne} dot {IPItemTwo} dot {IPItemThree} dot {IPItemFour} ",
152 | "do a IP lookup for {IPItemOne} dot {IPItemTwo} dot {IPItemThree} dot {IPItemFour} "
153 | ],
154 | "slots": [
155 | {
156 | "name": "IPItemOne",
157 | "type": "AMAZON.NUMBER",
158 | "samples": []
159 | },
160 | {
161 | "name": "IPItemTwo",
162 | "type": "AMAZON.NUMBER",
163 | "samples": []
164 | },
165 | {
166 | "name": "IPItemThree",
167 | "type": "AMAZON.NUMBER",
168 | "samples": []
169 | },
170 | {
171 | "name": "IPItemFour",
172 | "type": "AMAZON.NUMBER",
173 | "samples": []
174 | }
175 | ]
176 | },
177 | {
178 | "name": "KnownPortsIntent",
179 | "samples": [
180 | "what port is {NUMItem}",
181 | "what is port {NUMItem}",
182 | "what is on port number {NUMItem}",
183 | "what is on port {NUMItem}",
184 | "what is port number {NUMItem}",
185 | "what runs on port {NUMItem}",
186 | "what runs on port number {NUMItem}",
187 | "what service is on port {NUMItem}",
188 | "what services are on port {NUMItem}",
189 | "what service runs on port {NUMItem}",
190 | "what service runs on port number {NUMItem}",
191 | "what services run on port number {NUMItem}",
192 | "what services run on port {NUMItem}",
193 | "what port is TCP {NUMItem}",
194 | "what is TCP port {NUMItem}",
195 | "what is on TCP port number {NUMItem}",
196 | "what is on TCP port {NUMItem}",
197 | "what is TCP port number {NUMItem}",
198 | "what runs on TCP port {NUMItem}",
199 | "what runs on TCP {NUMItem}",
200 | "what is on TCP {NUMItem}",
201 | "what service is on TCP {NUMItem}",
202 | "what runs on TCP port number {NUMItem}",
203 | "what service runs on TCP port {NUMItem}",
204 | "what service runs on TCP port number {NUMItem}",
205 | "what services run on TCP port number {NUMItem}",
206 | "what services run on TCP port {NUMItem}",
207 | "what is port {NUMItem} TCP",
208 | "what port is UDP {NUMItem}",
209 | "what is UDP port {NUMItem}",
210 | "what is on UDP port number {NUMItem}",
211 | "what is on UDP port {NUMItem}",
212 | "what is UDP port number {NUMItem}",
213 | "what runs on UDP port {NUMItem}",
214 | "what runs on UDP {NUMItem}",
215 | "what is on UDP {NUMItem}",
216 | "what service is on UDP {NUMItem}",
217 | "what runs on UDP port number {NUMItem}",
218 | "what service runs on UDP port {NUMItem}",
219 | "what service runs on UDP port number {NUMItem}",
220 | "what services run on UDP port number {NUMItem}",
221 | "what services run on UDP port {NUMItem}",
222 | "what is port {NUMItem} UDP"
223 | ],
224 | "slots": [
225 | {
226 | "name": "NUMItem",
227 | "type": "AMAZON.NUMBER",
228 | "samples": []
229 | }
230 | ]
231 | },
232 | {
233 | "name": "MetasploitIntent",
234 | "samples": [
235 | "how do you {MSFItem} in meta sploit",
236 | "how do you {MSFItem} meta sploit",
237 | "how do you {MSFItem} with meta sploit",
238 | "how do you do {MSFItem} in meta sploit",
239 | "how do you do {MSFItem} meta sploit",
240 | "how do you do {MSFItem} with meta sploit",
241 | "how do you use {MSFItem} in meta sploit",
242 | "how do I {MSFItem} in meta sploit",
243 | "how do I {MSFItem} with meta sploit",
244 | "how do I do {MSFItem} in meta sploit",
245 | "how do I do {MSFItem} with meta sploit",
246 | "how do I do an {MSFItem} in meta sploit",
247 | "how do I {MSFItem} meta sploit",
248 | "how do I use {MSFItem} in meta sploit",
249 | "how would I do a {MSFItem} in meta sploit",
250 | "how would I do a {MSFItem} with meta sploit",
251 | "how would I {MSFItem} in meta sploit",
252 | "how would I {MSFItem} meta sploit",
253 | "how would I {MSFItem} with meta sploit",
254 | "tell me how to {MSFItem} in meta sploit",
255 | "tell me how to {MSFItem} using meta sploit",
256 | "tell me how to {MSFItem} with meta sploit",
257 | "how can I {MSFItem} in meta sploit",
258 | "how can I {MSFItem} with meta sploit",
259 | "what is the syntax for {MSFItem} in meta sploit",
260 | "what is the way to {MSFItem} in meta sploit",
261 | "in meta sploit how do I {MSFItem}",
262 | "in meta sploit how can I {MSFItem}",
263 | "in meta sploit how would I {MSFItem}",
264 | "in meta sploit what does the command {MSFItem} do",
265 | "in meta sploit what does the command line {MSFItem} do",
266 | "in meta sploit what is the command {MSFItem}",
267 | "in meta sploit what is the command {MSFItem} for",
268 | "in meta sploit what is the command for {MSFItem}",
269 | "in meta sploit what is the command line for {MSFItem}",
270 | "in meta sploit what is the syntax for {MSFItem}",
271 | "what is the command for {MSFItem} in meta sploit",
272 | "what is the meta sploit command for {MSFItem}",
273 | "what is the meta sploit command line for {MSFItem}",
274 | "what is the meta sploit syntax for {MSFItem}",
275 | "what is the meta sploit console command for {MSFItem}",
276 | "what is the meta sploit console syntax for {MSFItem}"
277 | ],
278 | "slots": [
279 | {
280 | "name": "MSFItem",
281 | "type": "LIST_OF_MSFITEMS",
282 | "samples": []
283 | }
284 | ]
285 | },
286 | {
287 | "name": "NetcatIntent",
288 | "samples": [
289 | "how do you set up a {NCItem} with net cat",
290 | "how do you do a net cat {NCItem}",
291 | "how do you do a {NCItem} in net cat",
292 | "how do you do a {NCItem} using net cat",
293 | "how do you set up a net cat {NCItem}",
294 | "how do you set up a {NCItem} in net cat",
295 | "how do you set up a {NCItem} using net cat",
296 | "how can I set up a {NCItem} with net cat",
297 | "how can I set up a net cat {NCItem}",
298 | "how can I set up a {NCItem} in net cat",
299 | "how can I set up a {NCItem} using net cat",
300 | "what is the syntax for a {NCItem} with net cat",
301 | "what is the syntax for a net cat {NCItem}",
302 | "what is the syntax for {NCItem} in net cat",
303 | "what is the syntax for setting up a {NCItem} in net cat",
304 | "what is the syntax for a {NCItem} using net cat",
305 | "what is the command for a {NCItem} with net cat",
306 | "what is the command for a net cat {NCItem}",
307 | "what is the command line for a {NCItem} with net cat",
308 | "what is the command line for a net cat {NCItem}",
309 | "what is the command for {NCItem} in net cat",
310 | "what is the command for setting up a {NCItem} in net cat",
311 | "what is the command for a {NCItem} using net cat",
312 | "what is the net cat command for a {NCItem} with net cat",
313 | "what is the net cat command for a {NCItem}",
314 | "what is the net cat command line for a {NCItem}",
315 | "what is the net cat command line for {NCItem}",
316 | "what is the net cat command for {NCItem}",
317 | "what is the net cat command for setting up a {NCItem}",
318 | "set up a {NCItem} with net cat",
319 | "set up a net cat {NCItem}",
320 | "set up a {NCItem} in net cat",
321 | "set up a {NCItem} using net cat",
322 | "tell me how I can set up a {NCItem} with net cat",
323 | "tell me how I can set up a net cat {NCItem}",
324 | "tell me how I can set up a {NCItem} in net cat",
325 | "tell me how to set up a {NCItem} with net cat",
326 | "tell me how to set up a net cat {NCItem}",
327 | "tell me how to set up a {NCItem} in net cat",
328 | "how would I set up a {NCItem} with net cat",
329 | "how would I set up a net cat {NCItem}",
330 | "how would I set up a {NCItem} in net cat",
331 | "how would I do up a {NCItem} with net cat",
332 | "how would I do up a net cat {NCItem}",
333 | "how would I do up a {NCItem} in net cat",
334 | "in net cat how do I {NCItem}",
335 | "in net cat how can I {NCItem}",
336 | "in net cat what is the command for {NCItem}",
337 | "in net cat what is the command line for {NCItem}",
338 | "in net cat how do I do a {NCItem}",
339 | "tell me how to do a {NCItem} with net cat",
340 | "tell me how to do a {NCItem} using net cat",
341 | "do a {NCItem} using net cat",
342 | "do a {NCItem} with net cat",
343 | "how can I do a {NCItem} with net cat",
344 | "how can I do {NCItem} with net cat",
345 | "how do I do a {NCItem} with net cat"
346 | ],
347 | "slots": [
348 | {
349 | "name": "NCItem",
350 | "type": "LIST_OF_NCITEMS",
351 | "samples": []
352 | }
353 | ]
354 | },
355 | {
356 | "name": "NmapIntent",
357 | "samples": [
358 | "how do you scan {NMItem}",
359 | "how do you scan for {NMItem}",
360 | "how do you set up a {NMItem} scan",
361 | "how do you set up a {NMItem} n-map scan",
362 | "what is the syntax for a {NMItem} scan with n-map",
363 | "what is the syntax for a {NMItem} scan",
364 | "what is the syntax for a {NMItem} n-map scan",
365 | "what is the syntax for {NMItem} with n-map",
366 | "what is the syntax for doing {NMItem} with n-map",
367 | "what is the syntax for a {NMItem} with n-map",
368 | "what is the syntax for {NMItem} using n-map",
369 | "what is the command for a {NMItem} scan",
370 | "what is the command for a {NMItem} n-map scan",
371 | "what is the command for a {NMItem} with n-map",
372 | "what is the command for {NMItem} with n-map",
373 | "what is the command for {NMItem} using n-map",
374 | "what is the n-map command for a {NMItem} scan",
375 | "what is the n-map command for a {NMItem}",
376 | "what is the n-map command for {NMItem}",
377 | "what is the n-map command for doing a {NMItem}",
378 | "what is the n-map command for scan {NMItem}",
379 | "what is the n-map command for scanning {NMItem}",
380 | "what is the command for a {NMItem} scan with n-map",
381 | "what is the command line for a {NMItem} n-map scan",
382 | "what is the command line for a {NMItem} with n-map",
383 | "what is the command line for a {NMItem} using n-map",
384 | "what is the command line for a {NMItem} scan with n-map",
385 | "how I {NMItem} with n-map",
386 | "how do I scan {NMItem} with n-map",
387 | "how do I {NMItem} with n-map",
388 | "how do I {NMItem} using n-map",
389 | "how do i do an {NMItem} scan with n-map",
390 | "how do i do an {NMItem} with n-map",
391 | "how do I do a {NMItem} scan with n-map",
392 | "how do I do a {NMItem} with n-map",
393 | "how can I {NMItem} with n-map",
394 | "how can I do a {NMItem} scan",
395 | "how can I do a {NMItem} n-map scan",
396 | "how can I do a {NMItem} scan with n-map",
397 | "how do you do a {NMItem} scan",
398 | "how do you do a {NMItem} n-map scan",
399 | "how do you do a {NMItem} scan with n-map",
400 | "how can I set up a {NMItem} scan",
401 | "how can I set up a {NMItem} n-map scan",
402 | "how can I set up a {NMItem} scan with n-map",
403 | "tell me how I can do a {NMItem} n-map scan",
404 | "tell me how I can do a {NMItem} scan with n-map",
405 | "tell me how I can set up a {NMItem} scan",
406 | "tell me how I can set up a {NMItem} n-map scan",
407 | "tell me how I can set up a {NMItem} scan with n-map",
408 | "tell me how would I do a {NMItem} scan",
409 | "tell me how would I do a {NMItem} n-map scan",
410 | "tell me how would I do a {NMItem} scan with n-map",
411 | "how would I do a {NMItem} scan",
412 | "how would I do a {NMItem} n-map scan",
413 | "how would I do a {NMItem} scan with n-map scan",
414 | "how would I scan {NMItem} with n-map",
415 | "in n-map how would I do a {NMItem} scan",
416 | "in n-map how would I do a {NMItem}",
417 | "in n-map how can I do a {NMItem} scan",
418 | "in n-map how do I do a {NMItem} scan",
419 | "with n-map how do I scan {NMItem}",
420 | "with n-map how can I scan {NMItem}",
421 | "in n-map how do I {NMItem}",
422 | "using n-map how do I {NMItem}",
423 | "using n-map how do I scan {NMItem}",
424 | "in n-map how do I scan {NMItem}",
425 | "in n-map how would I {NMItem}",
426 | "with n-map how do I {NMItem}"
427 | ],
428 | "slots": [
429 | {
430 | "name": "NMItem",
431 | "type": "LIST_OF_NMITEMS",
432 | "samples": []
433 | }
434 | ]
435 | },
436 | {
437 | "name": "RickRollIntent",
438 | "samples": [
439 | "rick roll {RRItem}",
440 | "do a rick roll on {RRItem} "
441 | ],
442 | "slots": [
443 | {
444 | "name": "RRItem",
445 | "type": "AMAZON.US_FIRST_NAME",
446 | "samples": []
447 | }
448 | ]
449 | },
450 | {
451 | "name": "URLEncodingIntent",
452 | "samples": [
453 | "how can I URL encode {CHARItem}",
454 | "how do I URL encode {CHARItem}",
455 | "how do I URL encode a {CHARItem}",
456 | "how do you URL encode {CHARItem}",
457 | "how do you URL encode the {CHARItem}",
458 | "how do you URL encode a {CHARItem}",
459 | "what is the URL encoding for {CHARItem}",
460 | "what is the URL encoding for a {CHARItem}",
461 | "what is the URL encoding for the {CHARItem}",
462 | "what is a URL encoding for {CHARItem}",
463 | "what is a URL encoding for a {CHARItem}",
464 | "how is {CHARItem} URL encoded",
465 | "URL encoding for {CHARItem}",
466 | "URL for {CHARItem}"
467 | ],
468 | "slots": [
469 | {
470 | "name": "CHARItem",
471 | "type": "LIST_OF_CHARITEMS",
472 | "samples": []
473 | }
474 | ]
475 | },
476 | {
477 | "name": "WebHeadersIntent",
478 | "samples": [
479 | "what is web header {WHItem}",
480 | "what is the web header {WHItem}",
481 | "what is the {WHItem} web header",
482 | "what does web header {WHItem} do",
483 | "tell me about web header {WHItem}",
484 | "what does header {WHItem} do",
485 | "what does the web header {WHItem} do",
486 | "what does the HTTP header {WHItem} do",
487 | "tell me about header {WHItem}",
488 | "what does HTTP header {WHItem} do",
489 | "tell me about HTTP header {WHItem}",
490 | "what HTTP header is {WHItem}",
491 | "what does the {WHItem} header do",
492 | "what does the {WHItem} web header do",
493 | "what is a {WHItem} header",
494 | "what is HTTP header {WHItem}",
495 | "what are {WHItem} headers",
496 | "tell me about the {WHItem} header",
497 | "what can you tell me about the {WHItem} header",
498 | "tell me about {WHItem} header"
499 | ],
500 | "slots": [
501 | {
502 | "name": "WHItem",
503 | "type": "LIST_OF_WHITEMS",
504 | "samples": []
505 | }
506 | ]
507 | }
508 | ],
509 | "types": [
510 | {
511 | "name": "LIST_OF_CHARITEMS",
512 | "values": [
513 | {
514 | "id": null,
515 | "name": {
516 | "value": "null",
517 | "synonyms": []
518 | }
519 | },
520 | {
521 | "id": null,
522 | "name": {
523 | "value": "bell",
524 | "synonyms": []
525 | }
526 | },
527 | {
528 | "id": null,
529 | "name": {
530 | "value": "backspace",
531 | "synonyms": []
532 | }
533 | },
534 | {
535 | "id": null,
536 | "name": {
537 | "value": "back space",
538 | "synonyms": []
539 | }
540 | },
541 | {
542 | "id": null,
543 | "name": {
544 | "value": "tab",
545 | "synonyms": []
546 | }
547 | },
548 | {
549 | "id": null,
550 | "name": {
551 | "value": "line feed",
552 | "synonyms": []
553 | }
554 | },
555 | {
556 | "id": null,
557 | "name": {
558 | "value": "enter",
559 | "synonyms": []
560 | }
561 | },
562 | {
563 | "id": null,
564 | "name": {
565 | "value": "vertical tab",
566 | "synonyms": []
567 | }
568 | },
569 | {
570 | "id": null,
571 | "name": {
572 | "value": "form feed",
573 | "synonyms": []
574 | }
575 | },
576 | {
577 | "id": null,
578 | "name": {
579 | "value": "carriage return",
580 | "synonyms": []
581 | }
582 | },
583 | {
584 | "id": null,
585 | "name": {
586 | "value": "return",
587 | "synonyms": []
588 | }
589 | },
590 | {
591 | "id": null,
592 | "name": {
593 | "value": "data line escape",
594 | "synonyms": []
595 | }
596 | },
597 | {
598 | "id": null,
599 | "name": {
600 | "value": "negative ack",
601 | "synonyms": []
602 | }
603 | },
604 | {
605 | "id": null,
606 | "name": {
607 | "value": "syn",
608 | "synonyms": []
609 | }
610 | },
611 | {
612 | "id": null,
613 | "name": {
614 | "value": "end of block",
615 | "synonyms": []
616 | }
617 | },
618 | {
619 | "id": null,
620 | "name": {
621 | "value": "cancel",
622 | "synonyms": []
623 | }
624 | },
625 | {
626 | "id": null,
627 | "name": {
628 | "value": "escape",
629 | "synonyms": []
630 | }
631 | },
632 | {
633 | "id": null,
634 | "name": {
635 | "value": "space",
636 | "synonyms": []
637 | }
638 | },
639 | {
640 | "id": null,
641 | "name": {
642 | "value": "exclamation point",
643 | "synonyms": []
644 | }
645 | },
646 | {
647 | "id": null,
648 | "name": {
649 | "value": "exclamation",
650 | "synonyms": []
651 | }
652 | },
653 | {
654 | "id": null,
655 | "name": {
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2581 | "synonyms": []
2582 | }
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2588 | "synonyms": []
2589 | }
2590 | },
2591 | {
2592 | "id": null,
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2595 | "synonyms": []
2596 | }
2597 | },
2598 | {
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2600 | "name": {
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2602 | "synonyms": []
2603 | }
2604 | },
2605 | {
2606 | "id": null,
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2609 | "synonyms": []
2610 | }
2611 | },
2612 | {
2613 | "id": null,
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2616 | "synonyms": []
2617 | }
2618 | },
2619 | {
2620 | "id": null,
2621 | "name": {
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2623 | "synonyms": []
2624 | }
2625 | },
2626 | {
2627 | "id": null,
2628 | "name": {
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2630 | "synonyms": []
2631 | }
2632 | },
2633 | {
2634 | "id": null,
2635 | "name": {
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2637 | "synonyms": []
2638 | }
2639 | },
2640 | {
2641 | "id": null,
2642 | "name": {
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2644 | "synonyms": []
2645 | }
2646 | },
2647 | {
2648 | "id": null,
2649 | "name": {
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2651 | "synonyms": []
2652 | }
2653 | },
2654 | {
2655 | "id": null,
2656 | "name": {
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2658 | "synonyms": []
2659 | }
2660 | },
2661 | {
2662 | "id": null,
2663 | "name": {
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2665 | "synonyms": []
2666 | }
2667 | },
2668 | {
2669 | "id": null,
2670 | "name": {
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2672 | "synonyms": []
2673 | }
2674 | },
2675 | {
2676 | "id": null,
2677 | "name": {
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2679 | "synonyms": []
2680 | }
2681 | },
2682 | {
2683 | "id": null,
2684 | "name": {
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2686 | "synonyms": []
2687 | }
2688 | },
2689 | {
2690 | "id": null,
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2693 | "synonyms": []
2694 | }
2695 | },
2696 | {
2697 | "id": null,
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2700 | "synonyms": []
2701 | }
2702 | },
2703 | {
2704 | "id": null,
2705 | "name": {
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2707 | "synonyms": []
2708 | }
2709 | },
2710 | {
2711 | "id": null,
2712 | "name": {
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2714 | "synonyms": []
2715 | }
2716 | },
2717 | {
2718 | "id": null,
2719 | "name": {
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2721 | "synonyms": []
2722 | }
2723 | },
2724 | {
2725 | "id": null,
2726 | "name": {
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2728 | "synonyms": []
2729 | }
2730 | },
2731 | {
2732 | "id": null,
2733 | "name": {
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2735 | "synonyms": []
2736 | }
2737 | },
2738 | {
2739 | "id": null,
2740 | "name": {
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2742 | "synonyms": []
2743 | }
2744 | },
2745 | {
2746 | "id": null,
2747 | "name": {
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2749 | "synonyms": []
2750 | }
2751 | },
2752 | {
2753 | "id": null,
2754 | "name": {
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2756 | "synonyms": []
2757 | }
2758 | },
2759 | {
2760 | "id": null,
2761 | "name": {
2762 | "value": "save scan output to a file",
2763 | "synonyms": []
2764 | }
2765 | },
2766 | {
2767 | "id": null,
2768 | "name": {
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2770 | "synonyms": []
2771 | }
2772 | },
2773 | {
2774 | "id": null,
2775 | "name": {
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2777 | "synonyms": []
2778 | }
2779 | },
2780 | {
2781 | "id": null,
2782 | "name": {
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2784 | "synonyms": []
2785 | }
2786 | },
2787 | {
2788 | "id": null,
2789 | "name": {
2790 | "value": "save data to a file",
2791 | "synonyms": []
2792 | }
2793 | },
2794 | {
2795 | "id": null,
2796 | "name": {
2797 | "value": "save scan detail",
2798 | "synonyms": []
2799 | }
2800 | },
2801 | {
2802 | "id": null,
2803 | "name": {
2804 | "value": "save scan output",
2805 | "synonyms": []
2806 | }
2807 | },
2808 | {
2809 | "id": null,
2810 | "name": {
2811 | "value": "save a scan to a file",
2812 | "synonyms": []
2813 | }
2814 | },
2815 | {
2816 | "id": null,
2817 | "name": {
2818 | "value": "save output to a greppable file",
2819 | "synonyms": []
2820 | }
2821 | },
2822 | {
2823 | "id": null,
2824 | "name": {
2825 | "value": "save scan output to a greppable file",
2826 | "synonyms": []
2827 | }
2828 | },
2829 | {
2830 | "id": null,
2831 | "name": {
2832 | "value": "save scan to a greppable file",
2833 | "synonyms": []
2834 | }
2835 | },
2836 | {
2837 | "id": null,
2838 | "name": {
2839 | "value": "save scan detail to a greppable file",
2840 | "synonyms": []
2841 | }
2842 | },
2843 | {
2844 | "id": null,
2845 | "name": {
2846 | "value": "save results to a greppable file",
2847 | "synonyms": []
2848 | }
2849 | },
2850 | {
2851 | "id": null,
2852 | "name": {
2853 | "value": "save data to a greppable file",
2854 | "synonyms": []
2855 | }
2856 | },
2857 | {
2858 | "id": null,
2859 | "name": {
2860 | "value": "save scan detail in grep format",
2861 | "synonyms": []
2862 | }
2863 | },
2864 | {
2865 | "id": null,
2866 | "name": {
2867 | "value": "save scan output in grep format",
2868 | "synonyms": []
2869 | }
2870 | },
2871 | {
2872 | "id": null,
2873 | "name": {
2874 | "value": "save a scan to a greppable file",
2875 | "synonyms": []
2876 | }
2877 | },
2878 | {
2879 | "id": null,
2880 | "name": {
2881 | "value": "save results for grepping",
2882 | "synonyms": []
2883 | }
2884 | },
2885 | {
2886 | "id": null,
2887 | "name": {
2888 | "value": "save scan results for grep",
2889 | "synonyms": []
2890 | }
2891 | },
2892 | {
2893 | "id": null,
2894 | "name": {
2895 | "value": "save results to XML",
2896 | "synonyms": []
2897 | }
2898 | },
2899 | {
2900 | "id": null,
2901 | "name": {
2902 | "value": "save results in all formats",
2903 | "synonyms": []
2904 | }
2905 | },
2906 | {
2907 | "id": null,
2908 | "name": {
2909 | "value": "save scan results to XML",
2910 | "synonyms": []
2911 | }
2912 | },
2913 | {
2914 | "id": null,
2915 | "name": {
2916 | "value": "save scan results in all formats",
2917 | "synonyms": []
2918 | }
2919 | },
2920 | {
2921 | "id": null,
2922 | "name": {
2923 | "value": "detect OS and services",
2924 | "synonyms": []
2925 | }
2926 | },
2927 | {
2928 | "id": null,
2929 | "name": {
2930 | "value": "scan for operating system finger prints",
2931 | "synonyms": []
2932 | }
2933 | },
2934 | {
2935 | "id": null,
2936 | "name": {
2937 | "value": "for operating system finger prints",
2938 | "synonyms": []
2939 | }
2940 | },
2941 | {
2942 | "id": null,
2943 | "name": {
2944 | "value": "for OS fingerprints ",
2945 | "synonyms": []
2946 | }
2947 | },
2948 | {
2949 | "id": null,
2950 | "name": {
2951 | "value": "for o. s. fingerprints",
2952 | "synonyms": []
2953 | }
2954 | },
2955 | {
2956 | "id": null,
2957 | "name": {
2958 | "value": "o. s. fingerprint scan",
2959 | "synonyms": []
2960 | }
2961 | },
2962 | {
2963 | "id": null,
2964 | "name": {
2965 | "value": "o. s and service finger print scan",
2966 | "synonyms": []
2967 | }
2968 | },
2969 | {
2970 | "id": null,
2971 | "name": {
2972 | "value": "o. s. and service finger printing scan",
2973 | "synonyms": []
2974 | }
2975 | },
2976 | {
2977 | "id": null,
2978 | "name": {
2979 | "value": "o. s. and service finger printing",
2980 | "synonyms": []
2981 | }
2982 | },
2983 | {
2984 | "id": null,
2985 | "name": {
2986 | "value": "an o. s. and finger printing scan",
2987 | "synonyms": []
2988 | }
2989 | },
2990 | {
2991 | "id": null,
2992 | "name": {
2993 | "value": "o. s. finger print scan",
2994 | "synonyms": []
2995 | }
2996 | },
2997 | {
2998 | "id": null,
2999 | "name": {
3000 | "value": "an o. s. finger print scan",
3001 | "synonyms": []
3002 | }
3003 | },
3004 | {
3005 | "id": null,
3006 | "name": {
3007 | "value": "OS fingerprint scan",
3008 | "synonyms": []
3009 | }
3010 | },
3011 | {
3012 | "id": null,
3013 | "name": {
3014 | "value": "OS and service fingerprint scan",
3015 | "synonyms": []
3016 | }
3017 | },
3018 | {
3019 | "id": null,
3020 | "name": {
3021 | "value": "OS and service fingerprint",
3022 | "synonyms": []
3023 | }
3024 | },
3025 | {
3026 | "id": null,
3027 | "name": {
3028 | "value": "OS and service fingerprinting",
3029 | "synonyms": []
3030 | }
3031 | },
3032 | {
3033 | "id": null,
3034 | "name": {
3035 | "value": "do OS and service fingerprint",
3036 | "synonyms": []
3037 | }
3038 | },
3039 | {
3040 | "id": null,
3041 | "name": {
3042 | "value": "do fingerprint scan",
3043 | "synonyms": []
3044 | }
3045 | },
3046 | {
3047 | "id": null,
3048 | "name": {
3049 | "value": "do an OS fingerprint scan",
3050 | "synonyms": []
3051 | }
3052 | },
3053 | {
3054 | "id": null,
3055 | "name": {
3056 | "value": "standard service detection",
3057 | "synonyms": []
3058 | }
3059 | },
3060 | {
3061 | "id": null,
3062 | "name": {
3063 | "value": "service detection",
3064 | "synonyms": []
3065 | }
3066 | },
3067 | {
3068 | "id": null,
3069 | "name": {
3070 | "value": "do a service detection scan",
3071 | "synonyms": []
3072 | }
3073 | },
3074 | {
3075 | "id": null,
3076 | "name": {
3077 | "value": "do a service detect",
3078 | "synonyms": []
3079 | }
3080 | },
3081 | {
3082 | "id": null,
3083 | "name": {
3084 | "value": "do a service detect scan",
3085 | "synonyms": []
3086 | }
3087 | },
3088 | {
3089 | "id": null,
3090 | "name": {
3091 | "value": "do service fingerprint scan",
3092 | "synonyms": []
3093 | }
3094 | },
3095 | {
3096 | "id": null,
3097 | "name": {
3098 | "value": "do a service fingerprint scan",
3099 | "synonyms": []
3100 | }
3101 | },
3102 | {
3103 | "id": null,
3104 | "name": {
3105 | "value": "service fingerprint scan",
3106 | "synonyms": []
3107 | }
3108 | },
3109 | {
3110 | "id": null,
3111 | "name": {
3112 | "value": "scan for services",
3113 | "synonyms": []
3114 | }
3115 | },
3116 | {
3117 | "id": null,
3118 | "name": {
3119 | "value": "scan and fingerprint services",
3120 | "synonyms": []
3121 | }
3122 | },
3123 | {
3124 | "id": null,
3125 | "name": {
3126 | "value": "aggressive service detection",
3127 | "synonyms": []
3128 | }
3129 | },
3130 | {
3131 | "id": null,
3132 | "name": {
3133 | "value": "noisy service detection",
3134 | "synonyms": []
3135 | }
3136 | },
3137 | {
3138 | "id": null,
3139 | "name": {
3140 | "value": "noisy service fingerprint",
3141 | "synonyms": []
3142 | }
3143 | },
3144 | {
3145 | "id": null,
3146 | "name": {
3147 | "value": "noisy service fingerprinting",
3148 | "synonyms": []
3149 | }
3150 | },
3151 | {
3152 | "id": null,
3153 | "name": {
3154 | "value": "do a noisy service fingerprint",
3155 | "synonyms": []
3156 | }
3157 | },
3158 | {
3159 | "id": null,
3160 | "name": {
3161 | "value": "do a noisy service scan",
3162 | "synonyms": []
3163 | }
3164 | },
3165 | {
3166 | "id": null,
3167 | "name": {
3168 | "value": "do an aggressive service detection scan",
3169 | "synonyms": []
3170 | }
3171 | },
3172 | {
3173 | "id": null,
3174 | "name": {
3175 | "value": "do an aggressive service detect",
3176 | "synonyms": []
3177 | }
3178 | },
3179 | {
3180 | "id": null,
3181 | "name": {
3182 | "value": "do an aggressive service fingerprint",
3183 | "synonyms": []
3184 | }
3185 | },
3186 | {
3187 | "id": null,
3188 | "name": {
3189 | "value": "do an aggressive service detect scan",
3190 | "synonyms": []
3191 | }
3192 | },
3193 | {
3194 | "id": null,
3195 | "name": {
3196 | "value": "do an aggressive service fingerprint scan",
3197 | "synonyms": []
3198 | }
3199 | },
3200 | {
3201 | "id": null,
3202 | "name": {
3203 | "value": "do aggressive service fingerprinting",
3204 | "synonyms": []
3205 | }
3206 | },
3207 | {
3208 | "id": null,
3209 | "name": {
3210 | "value": "scan aggressively for services",
3211 | "synonyms": []
3212 | }
3213 | },
3214 | {
3215 | "id": null,
3216 | "name": {
3217 | "value": "scan aggressive and fingerprint services",
3218 | "synonyms": []
3219 | }
3220 | },
3221 | {
3222 | "id": null,
3223 | "name": {
3224 | "value": "light service detection",
3225 | "synonyms": []
3226 | }
3227 | },
3228 | {
3229 | "id": null,
3230 | "name": {
3231 | "value": "stealthy service detection",
3232 | "synonyms": []
3233 | }
3234 | },
3235 | {
3236 | "id": null,
3237 | "name": {
3238 | "value": "light service detection scan",
3239 | "synonyms": []
3240 | }
3241 | },
3242 | {
3243 | "id": null,
3244 | "name": {
3245 | "value": "stealthy service detection scan",
3246 | "synonyms": []
3247 | }
3248 | },
3249 | {
3250 | "id": null,
3251 | "name": {
3252 | "value": "quiet service detection",
3253 | "synonyms": []
3254 | }
3255 | },
3256 | {
3257 | "id": null,
3258 | "name": {
3259 | "value": "quiet service detection scan",
3260 | "synonyms": []
3261 | }
3262 | },
3263 | {
3264 | "id": null,
3265 | "name": {
3266 | "value": "light service scan",
3267 | "synonyms": []
3268 | }
3269 | },
3270 | {
3271 | "id": null,
3272 | "name": {
3273 | "value": "stealthy service scan",
3274 | "synonyms": []
3275 | }
3276 | },
3277 | {
3278 | "id": null,
3279 | "name": {
3280 | "value": "scan using t. c. p. connect",
3281 | "synonyms": []
3282 | }
3283 | },
3284 | {
3285 | "id": null,
3286 | "name": {
3287 | "value": "scan using full t. c. p. connect",
3288 | "synonyms": []
3289 | }
3290 | },
3291 | {
3292 | "id": null,
3293 | "name": {
3294 | "value": "t. c. p. connect scan",
3295 | "synonyms": []
3296 | }
3297 | },
3298 | {
3299 | "id": null,
3300 | "name": {
3301 | "value": "full t. c. p. connect scan",
3302 | "synonyms": []
3303 | }
3304 | },
3305 | {
3306 | "id": null,
3307 | "name": {
3308 | "value": "scan using TCP connect",
3309 | "synonyms": []
3310 | }
3311 | },
3312 | {
3313 | "id": null,
3314 | "name": {
3315 | "value": "scan for sin",
3316 | "synonyms": []
3317 | }
3318 | },
3319 | {
3320 | "id": null,
3321 | "name": {
3322 | "value": "scan for syn",
3323 | "synonyms": []
3324 | }
3325 | },
3326 | {
3327 | "id": null,
3328 | "name": {
3329 | "value": "do a sin scan",
3330 | "synonyms": []
3331 | }
3332 | },
3333 | {
3334 | "id": null,
3335 | "name": {
3336 | "value": "do a syn scan",
3337 | "synonyms": []
3338 | }
3339 | },
3340 | {
3341 | "id": null,
3342 | "name": {
3343 | "value": "syn",
3344 | "synonyms": []
3345 | }
3346 | },
3347 | {
3348 | "id": null,
3349 | "name": {
3350 | "value": "sin",
3351 | "synonyms": []
3352 | }
3353 | },
3354 | {
3355 | "id": null,
3356 | "name": {
3357 | "value": "syn scan",
3358 | "synonyms": []
3359 | }
3360 | },
3361 | {
3362 | "id": null,
3363 | "name": {
3364 | "value": "sin scan",
3365 | "synonyms": []
3366 | }
3367 | },
3368 | {
3369 | "id": null,
3370 | "name": {
3371 | "value": "scan u. d. p.",
3372 | "synonyms": []
3373 | }
3374 | },
3375 | {
3376 | "id": null,
3377 | "name": {
3378 | "value": "find u. d. p.",
3379 | "synonyms": []
3380 | }
3381 | },
3382 | {
3383 | "id": null,
3384 | "name": {
3385 | "value": "scan using u. d. p.",
3386 | "synonyms": []
3387 | }
3388 | },
3389 | {
3390 | "id": null,
3391 | "name": {
3392 | "value": "for UDP ports",
3393 | "synonyms": []
3394 | }
3395 | },
3396 | {
3397 | "id": null,
3398 | "name": {
3399 | "value": "for u. d. p. ports",
3400 | "synonyms": []
3401 | }
3402 | },
3403 | {
3404 | "id": null,
3405 | "name": {
3406 | "value": "using UDP",
3407 | "synonyms": []
3408 | }
3409 | },
3410 | {
3411 | "id": null,
3412 | "name": {
3413 | "value": "using u. d. p.",
3414 | "synonyms": []
3415 | }
3416 | },
3417 | {
3418 | "id": null,
3419 | "name": {
3420 | "value": "scan for u. d. p. ports",
3421 | "synonyms": []
3422 | }
3423 | },
3424 | {
3425 | "id": null,
3426 | "name": {
3427 | "value": "look for u. d. p. ports",
3428 | "synonyms": []
3429 | }
3430 | },
3431 | {
3432 | "id": null,
3433 | "name": {
3434 | "value": "u. d. p.",
3435 | "synonyms": []
3436 | }
3437 | },
3438 | {
3439 | "id": null,
3440 | "name": {
3441 | "value": "top 100 ports",
3442 | "synonyms": []
3443 | }
3444 | },
3445 | {
3446 | "id": null,
3447 | "name": {
3448 | "value": "top one hundred ports",
3449 | "synonyms": []
3450 | }
3451 | },
3452 | {
3453 | "id": null,
3454 | "name": {
3455 | "value": "scan top one hundred ports",
3456 | "synonyms": []
3457 | }
3458 | },
3459 | {
3460 | "id": null,
3461 | "name": {
3462 | "value": "scan top one hundred most common ports",
3463 | "synonyms": []
3464 | }
3465 | },
3466 | {
3467 | "id": null,
3468 | "name": {
3469 | "value": "scan one hundred common ports",
3470 | "synonyms": []
3471 | }
3472 | },
3473 | {
3474 | "id": null,
3475 | "name": {
3476 | "value": "scan one hundred most common ports",
3477 | "synonyms": []
3478 | }
3479 | },
3480 | {
3481 | "id": null,
3482 | "name": {
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3499 | }
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3543 | {
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3548 | }
3549 | },
3550 | {
3551 | "id": null,
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3555 | }
3556 | },
3557 | {
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3562 | }
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3564 | {
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3585 | {
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3618 | }
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3620 | {
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3625 | }
3626 | },
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3632 | }
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3639 | }
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3648 | {
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3653 | }
3654 | },
3655 | {
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3659 | "synonyms": []
3660 | }
3661 | },
3662 | {
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3667 | }
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3669 | {
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3681 | }
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3688 | }
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3690 | {
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3695 | }
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3703 | },
3704 | {
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3709 | }
3710 | },
3711 | {
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3716 | }
3717 | },
3718 | {
3719 | "id": null,
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3723 | }
3724 | },
3725 | {
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3729 | "synonyms": []
3730 | }
3731 | },
3732 | {
3733 | "id": null,
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3736 | "synonyms": []
3737 | }
3738 | },
3739 | {
3740 | "id": null,
3741 | "name": {
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3743 | "synonyms": []
3744 | }
3745 | },
3746 | {
3747 | "id": null,
3748 | "name": {
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3750 | "synonyms": []
3751 | }
3752 | },
3753 | {
3754 | "id": null,
3755 | "name": {
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3757 | "synonyms": []
3758 | }
3759 | },
3760 | {
3761 | "id": null,
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3764 | "synonyms": []
3765 | }
3766 | },
3767 | {
3768 | "id": null,
3769 | "name": {
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3771 | "synonyms": []
3772 | }
3773 | },
3774 | {
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3776 | "name": {
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3778 | "synonyms": []
3779 | }
3780 | },
3781 | {
3782 | "id": null,
3783 | "name": {
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3785 | "synonyms": []
3786 | }
3787 | },
3788 | {
3789 | "id": null,
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3792 | "synonyms": []
3793 | }
3794 | },
3795 | {
3796 | "id": null,
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3799 | "synonyms": []
3800 | }
3801 | },
3802 | {
3803 | "id": null,
3804 | "name": {
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3806 | "synonyms": []
3807 | }
3808 | },
3809 | {
3810 | "id": null,
3811 | "name": {
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3813 | "synonyms": []
3814 | }
3815 | },
3816 | {
3817 | "id": null,
3818 | "name": {
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3820 | "synonyms": []
3821 | }
3822 | },
3823 | {
3824 | "id": null,
3825 | "name": {
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3827 | "synonyms": []
3828 | }
3829 | },
3830 | {
3831 | "id": null,
3832 | "name": {
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3834 | "synonyms": []
3835 | }
3836 | },
3837 | {
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3841 | "synonyms": []
3842 | }
3843 | },
3844 | {
3845 | "id": null,
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3848 | "synonyms": []
3849 | }
3850 | },
3851 | {
3852 | "id": null,
3853 | "name": {
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3855 | "synonyms": []
3856 | }
3857 | },
3858 | {
3859 | "id": null,
3860 | "name": {
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3862 | "synonyms": []
3863 | }
3864 | },
3865 | {
3866 | "id": null,
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3871 | },
3872 | {
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3877 | }
3878 | },
3879 | {
3880 | "id": null,
3881 | "name": {
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3883 | "synonyms": []
3884 | }
3885 | },
3886 | {
3887 | "id": null,
3888 | "name": {
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3890 | "synonyms": []
3891 | }
3892 | },
3893 | {
3894 | "id": null,
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3897 | "synonyms": []
3898 | }
3899 | },
3900 | {
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3904 | "synonyms": []
3905 | }
3906 | },
3907 | {
3908 | "id": null,
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3911 | "synonyms": []
3912 | }
3913 | },
3914 | {
3915 | "id": null,
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3918 | "synonyms": []
3919 | }
3920 | },
3921 | {
3922 | "id": null,
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3925 | "synonyms": []
3926 | }
3927 | },
3928 | {
3929 | "id": null,
3930 | "name": {
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3932 | "synonyms": []
3933 | }
3934 | },
3935 | {
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3939 | "synonyms": []
3940 | }
3941 | },
3942 | {
3943 | "id": null,
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3947 | }
3948 | },
3949 | {
3950 | "id": null,
3951 | "name": {
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3953 | "synonyms": []
3954 | }
3955 | },
3956 | {
3957 | "id": null,
3958 | "name": {
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3960 | "synonyms": []
3961 | }
3962 | },
3963 | {
3964 | "id": null,
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3968 | }
3969 | },
3970 | {
3971 | "id": null,
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3975 | }
3976 | },
3977 | {
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3982 | }
3983 | },
3984 | {
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3988 | "synonyms": []
3989 | }
3990 | },
3991 | {
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3995 | "synonyms": []
3996 | }
3997 | },
3998 | {
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4003 | }
4004 | },
4005 | {
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4023 | },
4024 | {
4025 | "id": null,
4026 | "name": {
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4028 | "synonyms": []
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4030 | },
4031 | {
4032 | "id": null,
4033 | "name": {
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4035 | "synonyms": []
4036 | }
4037 | },
4038 | {
4039 | "id": null,
4040 | "name": {
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4042 | "synonyms": []
4043 | }
4044 | },
4045 | {
4046 | "id": null,
4047 | "name": {
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4049 | "synonyms": []
4050 | }
4051 | },
4052 | {
4053 | "id": null,
4054 | "name": {
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4056 | "synonyms": []
4057 | }
4058 | },
4059 | {
4060 | "id": null,
4061 | "name": {
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4063 | "synonyms": []
4064 | }
4065 | },
4066 | {
4067 | "id": null,
4068 | "name": {
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4070 | "synonyms": []
4071 | }
4072 | },
4073 | {
4074 | "id": null,
4075 | "name": {
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4077 | "synonyms": []
4078 | }
4079 | },
4080 | {
4081 | "id": null,
4082 | "name": {
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4084 | "synonyms": []
4085 | }
4086 | },
4087 | {
4088 | "id": null,
4089 | "name": {
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4091 | "synonyms": []
4092 | }
4093 | },
4094 | {
4095 | "id": null,
4096 | "name": {
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4098 | "synonyms": []
4099 | }
4100 | },
4101 | {
4102 | "id": null,
4103 | "name": {
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4105 | "synonyms": []
4106 | }
4107 | },
4108 | {
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4110 | "name": {
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4112 | "synonyms": []
4113 | }
4114 | },
4115 | {
4116 | "id": null,
4117 | "name": {
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4119 | "synonyms": []
4120 | }
4121 | },
4122 | {
4123 | "id": null,
4124 | "name": {
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4126 | "synonyms": []
4127 | }
4128 | },
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4130 | "id": null,
4131 | "name": {
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4134 | }
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4138 | "name": {
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4141 | }
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4144 | "id": null,
4145 | "name": {
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4158 | "id": null,
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4176 | }
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4179 | "id": null,
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4190 | }
4191 | },
4192 | {
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4197 | }
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4201 | "name": {
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4203 | "synonyms": []
4204 | }
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4207 | "id": null,
4208 | "name": {
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4210 | "synonyms": []
4211 | }
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4213 | {
4214 | "id": null,
4215 | "name": {
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4217 | "synonyms": []
4218 | }
4219 | },
4220 | {
4221 | "id": null,
4222 | "name": {
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4224 | "synonyms": []
4225 | }
4226 | },
4227 | {
4228 | "id": null,
4229 | "name": {
4230 | "value": "415",
4231 | "synonyms": []
4232 | }
4233 | },
4234 | {
4235 | "id": null,
4236 | "name": {
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4238 | "synonyms": []
4239 | }
4240 | },
4241 | {
4242 | "id": null,
4243 | "name": {
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4245 | "synonyms": []
4246 | }
4247 | },
4248 | {
4249 | "id": null,
4250 | "name": {
4251 | "value": "500",
4252 | "synonyms": []
4253 | }
4254 | },
4255 | {
4256 | "id": null,
4257 | "name": {
4258 | "value": "501",
4259 | "synonyms": []
4260 | }
4261 | },
4262 | {
4263 | "id": null,
4264 | "name": {
4265 | "value": "502",
4266 | "synonyms": []
4267 | }
4268 | },
4269 | {
4270 | "id": null,
4271 | "name": {
4272 | "value": "503",
4273 | "synonyms": []
4274 | }
4275 | },
4276 | {
4277 | "id": null,
4278 | "name": {
4279 | "value": "504",
4280 | "synonyms": []
4281 | }
4282 | },
4283 | {
4284 | "id": null,
4285 | "name": {
4286 | "value": "505",
4287 | "synonyms": []
4288 | }
4289 | }
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4292 | {
4293 | "name": "LIST_OF_WHITEMS",
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4297 | "name": {
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4299 | "synonyms": []
4300 | }
4301 | },
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4303 | "id": null,
4304 | "name": {
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4306 | "synonyms": []
4307 | }
4308 | },
4309 | {
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4311 | "name": {
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4313 | "synonyms": []
4314 | }
4315 | },
4316 | {
4317 | "id": null,
4318 | "name": {
4319 | "value": "accept encoding",
4320 | "synonyms": []
4321 | }
4322 | },
4323 | {
4324 | "id": null,
4325 | "name": {
4326 | "value": "accept language",
4327 | "synonyms": []
4328 | }
4329 | },
4330 | {
4331 | "id": null,
4332 | "name": {
4333 | "value": "accept ranges",
4334 | "synonyms": []
4335 | }
4336 | },
4337 | {
4338 | "id": null,
4339 | "name": {
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4341 | "synonyms": []
4342 | }
4343 | },
4344 | {
4345 | "id": null,
4346 | "name": {
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4348 | "synonyms": []
4349 | }
4350 | },
4351 | {
4352 | "id": null,
4353 | "name": {
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4356 | }
4357 | },
4358 | {
4359 | "id": null,
4360 | "name": {
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4363 | }
4364 | },
4365 | {
4366 | "id": null,
4367 | "name": {
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4370 | }
4371 | },
4372 | {
4373 | "id": null,
4374 | "name": {
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4376 | "synonyms": []
4377 | }
4378 | },
4379 | {
4380 | "id": null,
4381 | "name": {
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4384 | }
4385 | },
4386 | {
4387 | "id": null,
4388 | "name": {
4389 | "value": "access control request method",
4390 | "synonyms": []
4391 | }
4392 | },
4393 | {
4394 | "id": null,
4395 | "name": {
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4397 | "synonyms": []
4398 | }
4399 | },
4400 | {
4401 | "id": null,
4402 | "name": {
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4405 | }
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4407 | {
4408 | "id": null,
4409 | "name": {
4410 | "value": "connection",
4411 | "synonyms": []
4412 | }
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9 |
10 | WELCOME TO HACKER MODE, the Amazon(tm) Echo(tm) "Alexa(tm)" skill designed just for hackers by David Cross (and hopefully by you...)
11 |
12 | I hope you will join in being one of the creators that makes Hacker Mode take over the world and hack it at the same time...
13 |
14 | THIS PROJECT CREATES AN AMAZON ALEXA SKILL APP. So you can say "Alexa, hacker mode" and then ask her a series of questions about encodings, or command line help for programs like Metasploit(tm), Nmap, NetCat. Like: "How do you do a services fingerprint scan with Nmap?" Or "What is the HTML encoding for double-quote?" etc.
15 |
16 | The app will be submitted for free public use, but if you want to use it now, or contribute to it, you need to create an Alexa Skills developer account to put the skill invocation examples JSON, and a AWS account for the program logic in the form of a NodeJS app encapsulated in JSON for Lambda. And of course, you'd need to have a Tap, Dot, Echo or CoWatch watch. The links will be provided below for the Amazon sites.
17 |
18 | GOOD! You haven't been scared off yet. Keep reading if you dare...
19 |
20 | =================
21 | The origin story \
22 | ======================================================================================================
23 | This project was created for myself as a means for assisting me in my day to day work. I'm a full time red-team hacker and recently I was told by my doc that I was going to lose some sight in one eye. It made me think, wow, it would probably be
24 | useful to build some general tools into Alexa so I don't have to have a Google window always open while I'm working... and Alexa works well for asking and answering quick questions. As you may note, I went way beyond quick questions, but one does that when they're trying to take over the world. Alexa is also handy for a little-known ability to send "card" data, or a little text version of what it answers for you which is nice for getting syntax detail that doesn't quite come across easily in speech. Rumor has it the new Echo's will have a screen on the front so cards will be displayed there as well as in the Alexa app.
25 |
26 | I want to use it for more than just a syntax helper though, I want to expand it way, way beyond that... Eventually, I want to be able to ask it to hack things for me. While I have laid the groundwork for the crypto and CNC and authentication and linux scripting, it's something I would welcome help on.
27 |
28 | Think... "I took the liberty of looking up that IP for you on Shodan, and pulled headers and cyphers. I found some interesting things... would you like to know the details? Or would you rather I sent that host to Metasploit?"
29 |
30 | USE YOUR AMAZON ACCOUNT FOR DEV AND TESTING
31 | One thing you should know before you proceed is that when you create an Alexa skill, it is not immediately published for the world, but is tied to your account. So USE YOUR ALEXA login, or whatever account you use to connect your Alexa as the account for the Alexa skill or your Alexa will never see the skill in her skill list. By using the same login as you use for you Alexa account, you will automatically give any Alexa devices signed in with that same account access to the skill that you are building. For example: My family uses one account for our main Alexa (my Wife's account) and I use my Amazon account for Alexa skills development, Lambda development, and to connect my Tap and to connect my watch - so the Hacker Mode skill is automatically available on my devices but NOT on the family devices.
32 |
33 | ====================
34 | What is Hacker Mode? \ (the name of the project and the name to invoke the Alexa skill)
35 | ======================================================================================================
36 |
37 | Hacker Mode is a collection of Node.JS code and JSON that builds two important pieces of a whole:
38 |
39 | 1) An Alexa Skill (a set of lists that describe how to talk to a Lambda expression)
40 | 2) A Lambda expression (a Java Script that consumes a JSON representing a voice request)
41 |
42 |
43 | 1) The Alexa Skill is comprised of:
44 | INTENTS - (what categories of things the user may want to do)
45 | This file includes JSON to describe what TYPES of things can be asked.
46 | It also references the list of items that provide the subject of the question.
47 |
48 | SAMPLE UTTERANCES - (examples of things that can be asked)
49 | This file is a list of ways the user can phrase questions which include items.
50 |
51 | ITEM LISTS - (slot types are specific topics Alexa will provide answers for)
52 | These files are lists of words or phrases that should be recognized.
53 |
54 | 2) The Lambda expression is currently composed of only one file:
55 | Hacking.js which is your Lambda expression that will respond to Alexa voice requests.
56 |
57 | ==============================
58 | App Structure and First Steps \
59 | ======================================================================================================
60 | I have broken out the files into Two directories to match the basic structure (Lambda and AlexaSkill) The interesting thing is that these two pieces of an Alexa app are in fact created and tested IN TWO SEPARATE WEB SITES!
61 |
62 | ******************************************************************************************************
63 | You create your Alexa Skill in: https://developer.amazon.com/edw/home.html#/skill/
64 | Log in there create an Alexa function named HackerMode
65 | Enable the Beta Skill builder
66 | In the SkillBuilder portion of the web site click on the "code" and paste in the HackerModeIntents.json contents into the coding area.
67 | Save and Build the "Intent"
68 |
69 | And create your Lambda expression in: https://console.aws.amazon.com/lambda/home?region=us-east-1#/functions/
70 | Log in there (should be the same account email and password)
71 | Create a Lambda expression using a template for a JSON Alexa app (I think it's the color picker example)
72 | Paste in the Hacking.js contents and name your function fnHackerMode or whatever.
73 | Make sure your function has a role set for it. (AWS guides you through creating a basic role to run it)
74 |
75 | You have to make sure the ARN for the Lambda is entered into the Alexa Skill web site configuration for the skill portion.
76 | That will help the skill's invocation go to the right place at AWS.
77 |
78 | Once you have built your skill and connected it to the Lambda be sure to get the Alex app on your smart-phone, log into it, and under "my skills" add your newly minted skill. That enables it on your device or devices that exist under that
79 | account. (Again, note, the account apparently has to be the same as the account you use to log into Alexa and into your
80 | lambda and skills web sites. If not, your skill will exist but will not show up in the Alexa configuration app.)
81 |
82 | These instructions may vary from day to day as they are constantly changing and adding things. There are some good
83 | YouTube videos on how to create and run a skill if you get stuck.
84 |
85 |
86 | *************************************************************************************************************
87 | I recommend before you start on your road to Alexa skill building that you use one of their built-in samples to get an idea of how it works. Bookmark both sites as you'll have them open a lot during development and you'll be cutting and pasting code into the sites.
88 |
89 | ================
90 | Getting Started \
91 | =====================================================================================================
92 | Once you have your feet wet, and have tested a "demo" skill on your Alexa device... From there, you can create a new skill and preferably call it Hacker Mode and drop the lambda code in on the AWS side and link the two with AWS Lambda ARN number that is generated when you create the Lambda expression. This basically marries the Alexa skill in the skills web site to the logic in your Lambda expression on the AWS site.
93 |
94 | Amazon has some good tutorials (and free swag apparently):
95 | https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/content/fact-skill-1?&sc_channel=SEM&sc_campaign=Fact-Skill&sc_detail=Branded&sc_segment=Alexa-Tutorial&sc_publisher=Google&sc_country=WW&sc_medium=SEM_Fact-Skill_Branded_Alexa-Tutorial_Google_WW_0007&sc_trackingcode=0007&gclid=CMOFndDV1dMCFViRfgodZrIDLQ
96 |
97 | This one is not too bad:
98 | https://www.pluralsight.com/guides/node-js/amazon-alexa-skill-tutorial
99 |
100 |
101 | When you start your Alexa it will pick up the list of skills from your account on the skills web site. The Intents, utterances in the JSON file tells Alexa how to assemble a JSON request that can be consumed and translated into something useful by the Lambda "program". Basically, when a request comes in, the Lambda server "wakes" the lambda logic and "runs" it on the incoming JSON. If the Intent is one that it has a function handler for, it will try to match the ITEM that comes in to a list of items in the lambda code and respond with whatever the prescribed answer is for that combination of INTENT and ITEM.
102 |
103 | To shed more light on this: If you want Alexa to be able to answer the question "who's the greatest {talent} of all time?" you would break that down into an INTENT called: "TheGreatest"
104 | You'd create a list of things to fill in the blank with ... like: hockey player, hacker, singer
105 |
106 | You'd create a set of sample utterances using the Beta Skill Builder in the Alexa Skill web site. Then you'd tailor your Lambda expression code to match the {talent_list} named items like: hacker, singer, hockey player to your list of responses in your lambda's JavaScript code. In this case I do it with a database built out of JSON objects and I have a row named for each possible option that includes a speech response and sometimes even also includes a text response.
107 |
108 | Anyway, peek through the code and it will start making sense. It really comes together once you've set up one of Amazon's provided demo projects like Favorite Color.
109 |
110 | ================
111 | Further in Depth\
112 | ======================================================================================================
113 |
114 | The heart of the Lambda expression is basically a program inside of a JSON object. Which is weird but bear with me. (We live in a JavaScript world) JSON, for those that aren't familiar is a basically a less wordy version of XML. And as such, it can hold data in various forms.
115 |
116 | The goal of the Lambda expression is to provide a means of accessing your answer data that Alexa will speak back, and to trip a function of the program or a "handler" to handle a specific INTENT type. So, going back to the example of the "TheGreatest" intent example, you'd have a function in Javascript within the Lambda expression that is tagged with that intent name. As the Lambda interpreter loads your expression and tries to match what is being asked with possible responses it sees there's a match and fires the logic of your function to respond to the incoming INTENT type and ITEM type. In this case INTENT is "TheGreatest" and ITEM is "hockey player". Your Lambda expression function will then look up in a data structure the answer for that query which is "Wayne Gretzky".
117 |
118 | At the very bottom of the Lambda expression included in this project you'll notice a bunch of constants defined which determine the way JSON structures map to variables. The intent is not to make it more complicated, but rather to provide a means of mapping translations to the data structures into other languages. I gave up on that idea early on and hard coded the mappings. Eventually, when we get fancy, I want to separate out the JSON data definitions into separate files to make it easier to edit them. But for now I wanted to simplify the idea of what's happening and simplify the replacing of the Lambda expression with a simple copy and paste instead of uploading a structured zip file which is the only alternative.
119 |
120 | =======================
121 | What is Basically Done \
122 | ======================================================================================================
123 | Mostly done are:
124 | NetCat
125 | NMAP
126 | Metasploit
127 | Html Encodings
128 | Hex Encodings
129 | ASCII encodings
130 | URL encodings
131 | HTTP Headers lookup
132 | HTTP Verbs lookup
133 | TCP/UDP Ports (common)
134 | IP Lookup (GeoLoc)
135 | Rick Rolling
136 |
137 | Upgrading the intent code to support the new Beta skill builder capability
138 |
139 | ======================
140 | What Needs to Be Done \
141 | ======================================================================================================
142 | I want to finish:
143 | all TCP/UDP ports
144 | HTTP response codes
145 | UU char encodes
146 | IP to IntegerIP value conversions
147 | Powershell goodies
148 | WMIC commands
149 | Shodan lookup for an IP
150 | Lin/Win commands for basic user creation and system management
151 | *commands for every decent hacker tool out there like nCat an upgraded netcat with HTTPS support
152 | *commands for "living off the land" like creating a web server using OpenSSL :)
153 | ** commands for actually kicking off a scanning a local subnet target with nmap maybe on your own Kali
154 | *** a command language for auto-pwning local subnet systems which would require a CNC server with strong crypto and message verification.
155 |
156 | In short, let's make this the new pen testing framework shall we?
157 | When I think of where I want this to go, I want to get beyond just curiosity questions like what is the hex encoding for carriage-return, but get to weightier matters like:
158 |
159 | "Alexa, Hacker Mode..."
160 | "Now in hacker mode..."
161 | "autopwn 192.168.0.11 for me"
162 | "Are you sure you want to autopwn 192.168.0.11?"
163 | "Yes, I'm sure."
164 | "You are now root on 192.168.0.11."
165 | "What would you like to do? Copy files, scan a target or create a user?"
166 |
167 | YOU GET THE IDEA!!! SKYNET without the guns and robots BASICALLY...
168 |
169 | ========================
170 | How to Make that Happen \
171 | =======================================================================================================
172 | Of course you can't build into a Lambda function the logic to hack something and not end up in the slammer. Amazon is not stupid and they are not amused by people messing around with or in AWS! If you're going to be using this to launch pen-tests, do it from your machine where you have full responsibility for what happens. That doesn't mean you can't have a push out to a CNC server where you then pull down your voice requests onto your laptop and have your locally installed tools get busy on your network. (Yes, your network or a network where you have permissions to do scanning... again, without written permission to scan a network, you are just begging to go to jail.)
173 |
174 | So, build out responsibly, use your own branch and your own hardware for SKYNET.
175 |
176 | If you have a safe and responsible build-out, do a pull request and we'll consider mergining it into the main for all to enjoy. If your branch is trying to do bad things from AWS or 3rd party servers we'll reject it.
177 |
178 | If you submit code that requires a API call to another web site or web service for data we'd want to receive permission in writing to perpetually use that connection. Since that is extremely unlikely to ever happen in real life, we'll probably reject merges with features like that. If you want to add it to your own personal copy, we can't stop you but I think you'll find that companies think it's great to share until they don't... which could be any minute of any day they chose to stop the sharing and you find a huge bill show up in your mail for all the requests you made to WhatWasThatHackerTipOPedia.com for 100 million pennies worth of requests.
179 |
180 | ... Speaking of which, Amazon lets you have a free Lambda requests up to about a million I believe... your account with them will keep you updated on the status of what is free at the time you are working on it. So far for me, in development, my requests have only totaled in the hundreds. But, I'm sure the same principle applies, something is free until it isn't... and keep an eye on how long your Lambda expressions are taking. I'm sure Amazon wouldn't like one that takes a long time to complete. They'd probably start eyeing that for the "isn't free" bucket sooner than later.
181 |
182 | ==================
183 | About the License \
184 | ======================================================================================================
185 | Ok, I know it was kind of a controversial thing to put in a serious license instead of an easy one. My reasoning is this... I don't want us to go through a lot of work to build this out and have someone come in and make a crapload of money off of a free thing. Hopefully this project will serve as a means for gaining greater attention to the cause of Red Teaming and bug bounties generally, and if we ever decide to make it into more than that... I'm open to ideas!
186 |
187 | @10rdV4d3r
188 | David Cross
189 | superdave.cross@gmail.com
190 |
191 |
192 |
193 |
194 |
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1 | The problem:
2 | ============
3 | You'll find that the typed input is not very accurate as "test" input because Alexa converts what you
4 | say to text that may be a bit different than what you expect. For example: acronyms like HTTP may
5 | be translated to h. t. t. p. once converted from your voice input.
6 |
7 | So the best way to test is with audio.
8 | The Alexa skill testing page lets you create audio of something that's typed out. So why not use that as
9 | a test for your skill!? But how?
10 |
11 | The solution:
12 | =============
13 | Record a bunch of Alexa's spoken audio of what you type in... Use Alexa to test Alexa!
14 | Type what phrase you want to test and if you go into Inspect mode of the browser by right clicking on the
15 | browser page and selecting "Inspect" you can tailor the Inspect mode to look for "media" type data.
16 |
17 | You may need to do some adjusting of the browser window to get the split area adjusted to where you
18 | can see what URLs are being loaded.
19 |
20 | Once you see the links to the audio that was just created as a result of playing your phrase throught the
21 | voice simulator, just right click the link (a big string of random letters and numbers) and pick
22 | "Copy" and pick sub item "Copy Response". That will give you a really long data URL. Paste that URL
23 | into a browser window and it will play the audio contained! Better still, you now get a download
24 | arrow (if in Chrome) and you can download the audio to your computer for playback later.
25 |
26 | The problem that results from the solution to the first problem:
27 | ================================================================
28 | Windows is lame and doesn't know how to play that type of MP3 file even though Chrome does. (stupid huh?)
29 | So now you have a bunch of totally useless MP3 files that won't play.
30 |
31 | The solution to the problem that results from the solution to the first problem:
32 | ================================================================================
33 | Download the MP3 converter here: https://ffmpeg.org/download.html
34 | Unzip the file to a directory you have rights to that preferably doesn't have spaces in the path name!!!
35 |
36 | Add the directory to your path temporarily... If you installed it in a directory called C:\Utils\FFMPEG, then
37 | you could add it to your path with something like:
38 |
39 | c:\> path=%path% + c:\Utils\FFMPEG\bin\;
40 |
41 | The path command will add it to your path only temporarily and the next time you reboot it will be gone again.
42 | I do that because I don't like to have a lot of extra crap in my path variable when it's not needed regularly.
43 | Or, if you don't mind a messier command line you can use the entire path to the ffmpeg program
44 | like: c:\Utils\FFMPEG\bin\ffmpeg
45 |
46 | Here's the DOS (Windows) version of the command to convert all the *.mp3 files in a directory to out*.mp3
47 | =====
48 |
49 | for %f in (*.mp3) do ( ffmpeg -y -i "%~nf.mp3" -ar 16000 -ab 48k -codec:a libmp3lame -ac 1 "out%~nf.mp3")
50 |
51 | =====
52 | Once converted over you can play back the audio as tests by clicking them. Of course, the audio to invoke
53 | the skill name and then the audio of whatever phrases you want to test.
54 |
55 | You can even use them in a Power-Point or automate the playing of them in whatever way makes you feel like a boss.
56 |
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