uh, just a shot in the dark here....metasploit?![]()
I'm moving on to an area completely new to me, how to maintain access.
Is there a tool that resembles matahari.py, but works without 3rd party software on a Windows box? Would possibly creating a standalone exe of matahari.py work in any way? What backdoor/rootkit would blackhat's use to maintain a way into a windows box?
- Poul Wittig
uh, just a shot in the dark here....metasploit?![]()
he is talking about converting the matahari python code to windows matahari code and use the backdoor on windows theberries it has nothing to do with metasploit :P
and to answer your question you need to edit the code to make it windows compatible there is no 3rd party program to automate that for all i know you need to be a coder and understand the code and rewrite it in a text editor
im not a coder so i cant help you with this
i would be really interested in somthing like this aswell
keep me posted!
cheers
What backdoor/rootkit would blackhat's use to maintain a way into a windows box?so metasploit contains no backdoors for windows boxes?he is talking about converting the matahari python code to windows matahari code and use the backdoor on windows theberries it has nothing to do with metasploit :P
seriously, educate me.
It's not new silly:
http://forums.remote-exploit.org/arc...p/t-10773.html
I'm missing something about your reference to 3rd party software. Wouldn't matahari.py be 3rd party? You can drop a netcat listener, you can drop VNC, etc.Is there a tool that resembles matahari.py, but works without 3rd party software on a Windows box?
I'm pretty sure python is an interpreted language I don't think you can compile python scripts to executables (though I could be wrong ... that's just my "top of the head, pre-coffee" answer).Would possibly creating a standalone exe of matahari.py work in any way?
Netcat, Cryptcat, VNC, just use Metasploit to repeatedly exploit the box and get a reverse shell, etc.What backdoor/rootkit would blackhat's use to maintain a way into a windows box?
I'm pretty sure you misunderstood both theberries and Deathray.
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
http://effbot.org/zone/exemaker.htm
(Just found the link, did not test is yet)
Can you bring me a cup of coffee please , i really need it to not fall asleep![]()
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thorin >
Well I have scratched the surface a bit, but want to go deeper now (: .
What I meant by 3rd party was for example with matahari.py, the host would need the python runtime's to be able to execute the script.
But I have a feeling I know what to look into now. Something in the words of reverse shell, metasploit payloads, and looks like I'm going to start learning C moving towards sockets, and also how firewall's work blocking outbound connections. What sets them off and so on.
terminal86 >
exemaker appears to be a tool for extremely lazy people. All it does is the equivalent to writing python XXX.py in the cmd prompt. You still have to have the python file in the same directory as the .exe. Completely useless, you might as well make a batch file do the same thing :P . But thanks anyways (:
- Poul Wittig
check py2exe
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