meterpreter console (shell)

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fab 2007-07-03 23:01:50 +00:00
parent 49e63b95b5
commit 883f33759b
2 changed files with 138 additions and 106 deletions

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@ -10,109 +10,18 @@ module Msf
#
###
class Shell < Msf::Ui::Gtk2::SkeletonConsole
module InteractiveChannel
include Rex::Ui::Interactive
#
# Interacts with self.
#
def _interact
# If the channel has a left-side socket, then we can interact with it.
if (self.lsock)
self.interactive(true)
interact_stream(self)
self.interactive(false)
else
print_error("Channel #{self.cid} does not support interaction.")
self.interacting = false
end
end
#
# Called when an interrupt is sent.
#
def _interrupt
prompt_yesno("Terminate channel #{self.cid}?")
end
#
# Suspends interaction with the channel.
#
def _suspend
# Ask the user if they would like to background the session
if (prompt_yesno("Background channel #{self.cid}?") == true)
self.interactive(false)
self.interacting = false
end
end
#
# Closes the channel like it aint no thang.
#
def _interact_complete
begin
self.interactive(false)
self.close
rescue IOError
end
end
#
# Reads data from local input and writes it remotely.
#
def _stream_read_local_write_remote(channel)
data = user_input.gets
self.write(data)
end
#
# Reads from the channel and writes locally.
#
def _stream_read_remote_write_local(channel)
data = self.lsock.sysread(16384)
user_output.print(data)
end
#
# Returns the remote file descriptor to select on
#
def _remote_fd(stream)
self.lsock
end
end
module Pipe
#
# Interacts with the supplied channel.
#
def interact_with_channel(channel, pipe)
channel.extend(InteractiveChannel) unless (channel.kind_of?(InteractiveChannel) == true)
@t_run = Thread.new do
channel.interact(pipe, pipe)
end
end
end
def initialize(iter)
session = iter[3]
super(iter)
if (session.type == "meterpreter")
require 'msf/ui/gtk2/console/interactive_channel.rb'
self.type = "shell"
# TODO: use the API instead writing into the pipe
meterconsole = Rex::Post::Meterpreter::Ui::Console.new(session)
meterconsole.extend(Pipe)
#send_cmd("execute -f cmd.exe -i -H")
cmd_exec = "cmd.exe"
cmd_args = nil
channelized = true
@ -124,24 +33,25 @@ module Msf
'Hidden' => hidden,
'InMemory' => (from_mem) ? dummy_exec : nil)
# Create a new pipe to not use the pipe class
@pipe = Rex::IO::BidirectionalPipe.new
# Create a subscriber with a callback for the UI
@pipe.create_subscriber_proc() do |data|
self.insert_text(Rex::Text.to_utf8(data))
end
# Interact with the supplied channel
meterconsole.interact_with_channel(p.channel, @pipe)
end
#
# Send command to bidirectionnal_pipe
#
def send_cmd(cmd)
# What time is it ?
# update_access
end
# Write the command plus a newline to the input
@pipe.write_input(cmd + "\n")
end
#
# Send command to bidirectionnal_pipe
#
def send_cmd(cmd)
# Write the command plus a newline to the input
@pipe.write_input(cmd + "\n")
end
end # Console::Shell
@ -152,16 +62,39 @@ module Msf
#
###
class Meterpreter < Msf::Ui::Gtk2::SkeletonConsole
#require 'msf/ui/gtk2/console/interactive_channel.rb'
def initialize(iter)
# meterpreter client
client = iter[3]
session = iter[3]
# call the parent
super(iter)
# TODO: use the API instead writing into the pipe
send_cmd("help")
meterconsole = Rex::Post::Meterpreter::Ui::Console.new(session)
# meterconsole.extend(Pipe)
# Create a new pipe to not use the pipe class
@pipe = Rex::IO::BidirectionalPipe.new
# Create a subscriber with a callback for the UI
@pipe.create_subscriber_proc() do |data|
self.insert_text(Rex::Text.to_utf8(data))
end
meterconsole.init_ui(@pipe, @pipe)
@t_run = Thread.new do
meterconsole.interact { self.interacting != true }
end
end
#
# Send command to bidirectionnal_pipe
#
def send_cmd(cmd)
# Write the command plus a newline to the input
@pipe.write_input(cmd + "\n")
end
end # Console::Meterpreter

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@ -0,0 +1,99 @@
module Msf
module Ui
module Gtk2
module InteractiveChannel
include Rex::Ui::Interactive
#
# Interacts with self.
#
def _interact
# If the channel has a left-side socket, then we can interact with it.
if (self.lsock)
self.interactive(true)
interact_stream(self)
self.interactive(false)
else
print_error("Channel #{self.cid} does not support interaction.")
self.interacting = false
end
end
#
# Called when an interrupt is sent.
#
def _interrupt
prompt_yesno("Terminate channel #{self.cid}?")
end
#
# Suspends interaction with the channel.
#
def _suspend
# Ask the user if they would like to background the session
if (prompt_yesno("Background channel #{self.cid}?") == true)
self.interactive(false)
self.interacting = false
end
end
#
# Closes the channel like it aint no thang.
#
def _interact_complete
begin
self.interactive(false)
self.close
rescue IOError
end
end
#
# Reads data from local input and writes it remotely.
#
def _stream_read_local_write_remote(channel)
data = user_input.gets
self.write(data)
end
#
# Reads from the channel and writes locally.
#
def _stream_read_remote_write_local(channel)
data = self.lsock.sysread(16384)
user_output.print(data)
end
#
# Returns the remote file descriptor to select on
#
def _remote_fd(stream)
self.lsock
end
end
module Pipe
#
# Interacts with the supplied channel.
#
def interact_with_channel(channel, pipe)
channel.extend(InteractiveChannel) unless (channel.kind_of?(InteractiveChannel) == true)
@t_run = Thread.new do
channel.interact(pipe, pipe)
end
end
end
end
end
end