Stephen Fewer 6f25e39b27 Commit all the code for the new 'screenshot' command in the stdapi extension. Screenshot will now work on NT4 - 7 on both x86 and x64 and on newer versions of Windows we can break out of session isolation (e.g. session 0 isolation for services) to screenshot the active desktop (or logon screen) without the need to migrate meterpreter. The majority of the migration code-injection stuff has been refactored out into base_inject.c so it can be shared with the new ps_inject() functionality to inject dlls. The 'ps' command now reports what session each process belongs to (if this is too verbose we can remove it or add a -v verbose switch to the ps command). The 'execute' command can now take a -s switch in order to create a process in a users session under the users privs (assuming you have the privs to do this). ...

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bmp2jpeg.c

Commit all the code for the new 'screenshot' command in the stdapi extension. Screenshot will now work on NT4 - 7 on both x86 and x64 and on newer versions of Windows we can break out of session isolation (e.g. session 0 isolation for services) to screenshot the active desktop (or logon screen) without the need to migrate meterpreter. The majority of the migration code-injection stuff has been refactored out into base_inject.c so it can be shared with the new ps_inject() functionality to inject dlls. The 'ps' command now reports what session each process belongs to (if this is too verbose we can remove it or add a -v verbose switch to the ps command). The 'execute' command can now take a -s switch in order to create a process in a users session under the users privs (assuming you have the privs to do this).

2010-03-11 17:09:55 +00:00

bmp2jpeg.h

Commit all the code for the new 'screenshot' command in the stdapi extension. Screenshot will now work on NT4 - 7 on both x86 and x64 and on newer versions of Windows we can break out of session isolation (e.g. session 0 isolation for services) to screenshot the active desktop (or logon screen) without the need to migrate meterpreter. The majority of the migration code-injection stuff has been refactored out into base_inject.c so it can be shared with the new ps_inject() functionality to inject dlls. The 'ps' command now reports what session each process belongs to (if this is too verbose we can remove it or add a -v verbose switch to the ps command). The 'execute' command can now take a -s switch in order to create a process in a users session under the users privs (assuming you have the privs to do this).

2010-03-11 17:09:55 +00:00

screenshot.c

Commit all the code for the new 'screenshot' command in the stdapi extension. Screenshot will now work on NT4 - 7 on both x86 and x64 and on newer versions of Windows we can break out of session isolation (e.g. session 0 isolation for services) to screenshot the active desktop (or logon screen) without the need to migrate meterpreter. The majority of the migration code-injection stuff has been refactored out into base_inject.c so it can be shared with the new ps_inject() functionality to inject dlls. The 'ps' command now reports what session each process belongs to (if this is too verbose we can remove it or add a -v verbose switch to the ps command). The 'execute' command can now take a -s switch in order to create a process in a users session under the users privs (assuming you have the privs to do this).

2010-03-11 17:09:55 +00:00

screenshot.h

Commit all the code for the new 'screenshot' command in the stdapi extension. Screenshot will now work on NT4 - 7 on both x86 and x64 and on newer versions of Windows we can break out of session isolation (e.g. session 0 isolation for services) to screenshot the active desktop (or logon screen) without the need to migrate meterpreter. The majority of the migration code-injection stuff has been refactored out into base_inject.c so it can be shared with the new ps_inject() functionality to inject dlls. The 'ps' command now reports what session each process belongs to (if this is too verbose we can remove it or add a -v verbose switch to the ps command). The 'execute' command can now take a -s switch in order to create a process in a users session under the users privs (assuming you have the privs to do this).

2010-03-11 17:09:55 +00:00