private static IAttack OutputSkeletonTemplateExample()
{
var HOSTNAME = "HostnameA";
// fetch the Host instance created in MyWarez.Base.Utils.InitHosts using the hosts.yaml file provided, if one does not exist, then create one.
var HOST = Host.GetHostByHostName(HOSTNAME) ?? new Host(HOSTNAME, HOSTNAME, null);
// "Output"s produce the files and dependencies necessary to reproduce the attack.
// SamplesOutput
// Used to bookkeep sample files
var samplesOutput = new SamplesOutput();
// RemoteFileServerOutput
// A generic output for files on a remote server
// Can be used to bookkeep things like reverseshell listeners
// Be mindful of which ports on a particular virtual host will already be used...
var genericServerOutput = new RemoteFileServerOutput(HOST, port: 1337, name: "GenericName");
// SmbServerOutput
// Used to bookkeep files on a SMB fileshare
var smbSharename = "SomeShare";
var smbServerOutput = new SmbServerOutput(smbSharename, HOST);
// HttpServerOutput
// Used to bookkeep files on an HTTP server
var httpServerOutput = new HttpServerOutput(HOST);
// HtmlmthServerOutput
// Used to bookkeep the files need for an HTMLMTH server instance
// A HTMLMTH server is used mostly used for client side HTML+HTTP evasions. But can also be used as an HTTP server
var htmlmthServerOutput = new HtmlmthServerOutput(HOST);
// An Attack is a collection of everything required to generate the sample(s) + dependencies necessary to reproduce an attack
// So, a collection of Output
var attackName = "OutputSkeletonTemplate"; // Give a descriptive & identifiable name
var attackNotes = "OutputSkeletonTemplate notes";
var attack = new Attack(new IOutput[] {
samplesOutput,
genericServerOutput,
smbServerOutput,
httpServerOutput,
htmlmthServerOutput
}, name: attackName, notes: attackNotes);
// Not all the Output are required. So if one is not going to be used, omit it.
// .. Code to bookkeep Output files here...
// Serialize the attack to disk.
// The output will be in the directory: $(ProjectDir)\bin\$(Configuration)\$(TargetFramework)\Output
// Since nothing was added to the Outputs, the folder should be empty
attack.Generate();
return(attack);
}
private static IAttack HttpServerOutputExample()
{
var HOSTNAME = "HostnameB";
var HOST = Host.GetHostByHostName(HOSTNAME) ?? new Host(HOSTNAME, HOSTNAME, null);
var httpServerOutput = new HttpServerOutput(HOST); // the default port is 80
var attackName = "HttpServerOutput";
var attack = new Attack(new IOutput[] {
httpServerOutput,
}, name: attackName);
// The files placed in "$(ProjectDir)\Resources" or "$(ProjectDir)\..\Resources" will be available for use
// This is useful for bringing in your own exploits, payloads, Output files, etc
var sampleAResourcePath = Path.Join(MyWarez.Core.Constants.ResourceDirectory, "HttpServerOutput.html");
var sampleAResourceText = File.ReadAllText(sampleAResourcePath);
var html = new OnePageWebsite(sampleAResourceText);
var sampleAFilename = "/somepath/HttpServerOutputExampleA.html";
// HttpServerOutput has the same Add methods as SamplesOutput
httpServerOutput.Add(sampleAFilename, html);
attack.Generate();
// The file should now be at $(ProjectDir)\bin\$(Configuration)\$(TargetFramework)\Output\Server\HostnameB\80_HTTP_Server\wwwroot\somepath\HttpServerOutputExampleA.html
return(attack);
}
