S.E.T Error - unpack requires a string argument of length 8

[ColForbin]

Having the same issue. I changed UPX_PATH in /pentest/exploits/set/config/set_config

to

UPX_PATH=/pentest/web/scanners/sqlmap/lib/contrib/upx/linux/upx

and I still get the following error in SET:
[*] UPX packer not found in the pathname specified in config. Disabling UPX packing for executable!

/pentest/web/scanners/sqlmap/lib/contrib/upx/linux/upx appears to be the correct path - so I'm stumped.

Running BT5_GNOME-VM-32 image.

Also - I can verify that setting DIGITAL_SIGNATURE_STEAL to OFF fixes the UPX issue... definitely something odd going on with config has both set.

I don't think the DIGITAL_SIGNATURE_STEAL is an issue per se. If you read the release notes for s.e.t. 1.4, you can see what is being done there.

The thing about set_config is that is allows you to change variables within an attack vector, based on the results you're trying to achieve.

[relik]

Hey guys, the problem was how the checksums were being created on x64 based platforms. It worked fine on 32 bit. I also fixed the relative path to UPX, all should be working fine now. I had to redo how the checksum calculations were being done for the peheaders for the digital signature stealing. It uses disitools by Didier, so it required a bit of modification (and actually downgrading to 0.1) which isn't a big deal. Everything is working like a champ now, shouldn't be getting any of those errors. Sorry about that. -ReL

[DaKahuna]

Confirmed as working.

Just ran the same scenario as in the original post after updating SET and no error at all. I am running KDE 64-bit in a VM.