Re: [Full-disclosure] intrusion kit

[gjgowey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Try seeing if dameware will work for you.  It has its own lightweight client.  
It's been a while since I've used it so I'm just tossing out an idea.

Geoff

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-----Original Message-----
From: "Joshua Tagnore" <joshua.tagnore@xxxxxxxxx>

Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2007 16:29:46 
To:full-disclosure@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Full-disclosure] intrusion kit


Hi list,

    While doing a penetration test for one of our clients, I succeded in 
exploiting a sql injection to get Administrator access to a windows server. I 
used netcat to get a reverse shell and everything works just fine. Right now 
i'm having problems with the next phase, pivoting into the network. For 
example, If i want to install nmap, i need to install winpcap (which has no 
command line installer), to install vnc and configure it to create a reverse 
vnc connection I also need a point and click interface. 

    The server has a firewall configured that doesn't allow incoming 
connections( other than HTTP), so rdp, pc anywhere and vnc installed "by 
default" are out.

    What I'm looking for is an "intrusion kit", a ZIP file that contains common 
tools like: vnc, nmap, pwdump, ssh client, etc. That have all dependencies in 
the zip file, so I could do: 

unzip kit.zip
cd nmap
nmap -sS localhost
cd ..
cd vnc
run-vnc-server

    Does this exist? Could anyone please share his experience with this 
problems ?

Cheers,
-- 
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