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This could be an advantage but it has a side effect that for example if nano is open on target, then detaching the session and attempt a download, penelope copes with that by sending Ctrl-Z -> Ctrl-E -> Ctrl-U.
penelope menu commands and PTY autoresize operate on the same socket. #Netcat reverse shell listener mac download
download command: path links are not clickable on qterminal (Kali Linux). emojis don't appear on mate-terminal (parrot OS). better way to handle duplicate downloads. consider autorunning bash -l on new shells. Session logging: when executing commands with alternate buffers like nano on target, then when cat the log it seems corrupted. However can still stop commands like 'download'. Ctrl-C on main menu has not the expected behaviour yet. main menu autocompletion for short commands. execute a local script on target and get the output on a local file. an option switch for disable all logging, not only sessions. ability to specify a list of commands to run automatically on target and/or the main menu. edit command: open the remote file locally, make changes and upon saving, upload it to target. #Netcat reverse shell listener mac windows
Will implement those commands for Windows shells too.
currently download/upload/spawn/upgrade commands are supported only on Unix shells. Furthermore, one bash script is included that automatically upgrades Unix shells to PTY using xdotool. There are also included two sample exploit simulation scripts to demonstrate how penelope can be imported and get shell on the same terminal. Upload preset reconnaissance scripts to the target If URL is specified then it isĭownloaded locally and then uploaded to the target When followed by, interact with thatĭownload files and folders from the targetĭownload files and folders from the target and open them locally When invoked without parameters it shows current options Show menu help or help about specific command Show sample commands to run on the targets to get reverse shell, based When invoked without parameters, it shows the If no session is selected, opens theĪdd or stop a Listener. If this fail too, then falls back to "Basic" shell. Whether it will be reverse or bind, depends on NB, -no-bash Simulate bash absence on target NP, -no-python Simulate python absence on target C, -no-attach Disable auto attaching sessions upon creation S, -single-session Accommodate only the first created session H, -no-history Disable shell history on target T, -no-timestamps Do not include timestamps on logs L, -no-log Do not create session log files X, -extra-silent Suppress all logging messages Q, -silent Show only errors and warnings h, -help show this help message and exit l, -interfaces Show the available network interfaces a, -hints Show sample payloads for reverse shell based on the registered listeners i, -address IP Address or Interface to listen on. PORT Port to listen/connect to depending on -i/-c options. Adding an extra listener and show all listeners. Kill the session and exiting with Ctrl-D. Detaching again with F12 and downloading /etc directory from the target. Interacting again with the session, confirming that scripts are uploaded. Run 'recon' command to upload preset privesc scripts to the target. Pressing F12 to detach the session and go to the main menu. Executing penelope without parameters and getting a reverse shell. "> penelope.py # Listening for reverse shells on 0.0.0.0:4444 Penelope.py -c target 3333 # Connect to a bind shell on target:3333 Penelope.py 5555 -i eth0 # Listening for reverse shells on eth0:5555 Penelope.py 5555 # Listening for reverse shells on 0.0.0.0:5555
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