strictlymike

Hi @cecio, I just wanted to acknowledge your PR. Thanks for contributing! Based on your comments above, it looks like the goal of your PR is to allow the FakeNet-NG...

Alright, going to prioritize and address evaluating/integrating this in turn with other items. Thanks again!

@tankbusta notes that creating a `fakenet/listeners` folder in the same directory as the EXE and adding an updated `__init__.py` does work.

This is partially alleviated with the HTTP custom listener feature which is a light-weight pattern for having a given listener delegate specific processing to a specified Python file. This is...

Not to mention, the API is simpler for newcomers to casually develop to, which is something I thought would be nice when I first tested FakeNet-NG

If there are cases where MIME type is the only indication of the need for a PE-COFF file, and no file extension is available to determine whether it should be...

Note: this is a distinct issue from #54 in that it is using SSL from the get-go rather than using the `STARTTLS` SMTP extension after establishing a plaintext connection.

Also thanks to @garsim for causing me to test and take note of this.

@mlhaigh I'm curious how this tripped you up? I got varying results when I tested this ITW, ranging from the header being absent, to being very disparate from bytes actually...

Thanks! FakeNet-NG does have a setting for stopping the DNS resolver so that the originating PID is visible in log output instead of some `svchost.exe` instance (the setting name escapes...