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penelope
Command penelope: Installs and runs Penelope for handling reverse and bind shells.
This function performs the following tasks:
- Checks if Penelope is already cloned in the external/.exploit directory.
- Clones the Penelope repository if not present.
- Prompts the user for various options to configure and run Penelope.
- Executes Penelope with the specified options, supporting multiple features like reverse shell, bind shell, file server, etc.
Args:
line (str): Optional argument for specifying the port and other Penelope options.
Returns:
None
Example:
penelope 5555 -i eth0
v
Open a new window within a tmux session using the LazyOwn RedTeam Framework.
This method is designed to create a new vertical split window in an existing
tmux session, where the specified command will be executed. The command
used to open the new window is the ./run --no-banner script, which is
intended for use within the LazyOwn RedTeam Framework environment.
The method first ensures that the specified tmux session is active by calling
the ensure_tmux_session function. If the session is not already running,
it will create a new one. After confirming that the session is active, it
proceeds to create a new vertical window with a specified size. The size of
the new window is currently set to 50% of the available terminal space.
Args:
arg (str): Additional arguments passed to the command, if any. This can be
used to customize the behavior of the command executed in the
new window. However, in the current implementation, this
argument is not utilized and can be left as an empty string.
Example:
If this method is called within a command-line interface of the LazyOwn
RedTeam Framework, it will open a new vertical tmux window and execute
the ./run --no-banner command within it.
Note:
- Ensure that tmux is installed and properly configured on the system.
- The method assumes that the session name is defined and accessible in
the scope where this method is called.
h
Open a new window within a tmux session using the LazyOwn RedTeam Framework.
This method is designed to create a new horizontal split window in an existing
tmux session, where the specified command will be executed. The command
used to open the new window is the ./run --no-banner script, which is
intended for use within the LazyOwn RedTeam Framework environment.
The method first ensures that the specified tmux session is active by calling
the ensure_tmux_session function. If the session is not already running,
it will create a new one. After confirming that the session is active, it
proceeds to create a new horizontal window with a specified size. The size of
the new window is currently set to 50% of the available terminal space.
Args:
arg (str): Additional arguments passed to the command, if any. This can be
used to customize the behavior of the command executed in the
new window. However, in the current implementation, this
argument is not utilized and can be left as an empty string.
Example:
If this method is called within a command-line interface of the LazyOwn
RedTeam Framework, it will open a new horizontal tmux window and execute
the ./run --no-banner command within it.
Note:
- Ensure that tmux is installed and properly configured on the system.
- The method assumes that the session name is defined and accessible in
the scope where this method is called.
adgetpass
Command adgetpass: Generates a PowerShell script to extract credentials from Azure AD Connect Sync.
This function generates a PowerShell script based on user inputs, including the SQL server,
database, and custom keyset values. The script retrieves encryption keys, decrypts credentials,
and outputs the domain, username, and password from the AD Sync configuration.
Args:
line (str): Optional argument to specify the server name, database name, and other options
in the following format: "server_name database_name keyset_id instance_id entropy".
Returns:
None
Example:
adgetpass MONTEVERDE ADSync 1 1852B527-DD4F-4ECF-B541-EFCCBFF29E31 194EC2FC-F186-46CF-B44D-071EB61F49CD