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Full Changelog: release/0.2.26...release/0.2.28
c2asm
Display C and ASM code side by side in a curses-based interface.
This function sets up a curses window to display C code and its corresponding
assembly code side by side. It allows the user to select a .c file from the
'sessions' directory and then displays the code with scrolling capabilities
both vertically and horizontally. A green vertical line separates the C code
from the ASM code.
Parameters:
stdscr (curses.window): The curses window object to draw on.
Returns:
None
view_code
Display C and ASM code side by side in a curses-based interface.
This function sets up a curses window to display C code and its corresponding
assembly code side by side. It allows the user to select a .c file from the
'sessions' directory and then displays the code with scrolling capabilities
both vertically and horizontally. A green vertical line separates the C code
from the ASM code.
Parameters:
stdscr (curses.window): The curses window object to draw on.
Returns:
None
camphish
Executes the camphish tool for Grab cam shots from target's phone front camera or PC webcam just sending a link.
This function:
- Installs camphish if not already installed.
- Executes the camphish command with the provided parameters.
- Displays the result in the terminal.
Behavior:
- Requires git and php to be installed.
- Uses a one-liner installation method for simplicity.
Usage:
camphish
hound
Executes the hound tool for Hound is a simple and light tool for information gathering and capture exact GPS coordinates
This function:
- Installs hound if not already installed.
- Executes the hound command with the provided parameters.
- Displays the result in the terminal.
Behavior:
- Requires git and php to be installed.
- Uses a one-liner installation method for simplicity.
Usage:
hound
ofuscatesh
Obfuscates a shell script by encoding it in Base64 and prepares a command to decode and execute it.
This function reads the content of a shell script file, encodes it in Base64, and constructs a command
that can be used to decode and execute the encoded script using echo and base64 -d.
Args:
line (str): The path to the shell script file to be obfuscated. If not provided, a default
path is obtained from the get_users_dic function.
Returns:
None
Example:
>>> ofuscatesh /path/to/script.sh or just ofuscatesh
# This will read the script, encode it in Base64, and prepare a command to decode and execute it.
load_session
Load the session from the sessionLazyOwn.json file and display the status of various parameters.
This command reads the sessionLazyOwn.json file from the sessions directory and displays the status
of parameters, credentials, hashes, notes, plan, id_rsa, implants, and redop.
:param line: Additional arguments (not used in this command)
lateral_mov_lin
Perform lateral movement by downloading and installing LazyOwn on a remote Linux machine.
This function automates the process of setting up an APT and PIP proxy, downloading the LazyOwn package,
transferring it to a remote machine, and installing it. The function ensures that all necessary directories
are created and that the package is correctly installed on the remote machine.
Parameters:
line (str): The command line input, which is not used in this function.
Returns:
None