Pennyw0rth
how about an iscsi protocol?
iscsi is an important asset when it comes to trying to find valuable files. in real world pentests, i personally found a lot of files that opened me a domain admin way.
i'm using my own bash script, iscsicrawler, in pentests for now but i'd love to see it's integrated to netexec.
i actually tried something but it's beyond of my python knowledge.
We're definitely open to new protocols! From a quick Google it looks like there's 3 different iscsi python packages in various states of support, have you used any of them? They all seem to have some sort of system package dependency, which complicates things.
We're definitely open to new protocols! From a quick Google it looks like there's 3 different iscsi python packages in various states of support, have you used any of them? They all seem to have some sort of system package dependency, which complicates things.
i really dont remember which iscsi python package i tried. for iscsi connection i always use open-iscsi package. maybe it can be used instead native python package.
https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/open-iscsi
i really dont remember which iscsi python package i tried. for iscsi connection i always use open-iscsi package. maybe it can be used instead native python package.
https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/open-iscsi
That's a Debian package, I was talking about Python packages.
i really dont remember which iscsi python package i tried. for iscsi connection i always use open-iscsi package. maybe it can be used instead native python package. https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/open-iscsi
That's a Debian package, I was talking about Python packages.
i completely understood. i'm saying that, if another pentesters uses open-iscsi package for iscsi too, maybe you don't need native python. instead benefit from open-iscsi package so dependecy won't be a problem. if possible btw.
i really dont remember which iscsi python package i tried. for iscsi connection i always use open-iscsi package. maybe it can be used instead native python package. https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/open-iscsi
That's a Debian package, I was talking about Python packages.
i completely understood. i'm saying that, if another pentesters uses open-iscsi package for iscsi too, maybe you don't need native python. instead benefit from open-iscsi package so dependecy won't be a problem. if possible btw.
However, we need a native python package because we don't want to depend on apt packages. This would break any packaging for non-linux systems for example, so native python is a requirement for new features/protocols
