I'm looking for a specific shellcode that will download a file from an ftp or http server (don't remember) onto a system and execute it. I remeber seeing that shellcode in a previous exploit thats why I know that it exists..just don't remember which one. If anybody knows which one I'm talking about lemme know...also if possible documentation for that specific shellcode.
Yeh I already checked that site..the first one seemed like what I wanted at first but the shellcode isn't designed for ftp since it doesn't have anything built in to handle the ftp protocol..no user/pass support, etc. Nor does it look like it downloads from http servers either...
Perhaps I'm wrong on this one, here is the asm script to the one that is supposed to download a payload:
If im not rite you can go and visit http://www.elitehaven.net, a cool guy.. He uses HTTP, to download ncat.exe and execute it with some parameters
vnet576
Feb 10 2004, 10:19 PM
QUOTE (sPiKie @ Feb 10 2004, 05:13 PM)
If im not rite you can go and visit http://www.elitehaven.net, a cool guy.. He uses HTTP, to download ncat.exe and execute it with some parameters
Thanks..the guy has some cool shellcodes. The My Generic URL Download + Exec. ShellCode For WinXP seems to be what I'm looking for, gonna try it out.
sPiKie
Feb 10 2004, 10:33 PM
Peter Winter Smith, he is a respected man.. I have sent/recieved alot of mails from him He is a sort of friend Btw, my MyDoom.A Upload/Exec tool thread got a kinda "overflow"
ipc$hacker
Feb 11 2004, 05:36 AM
QUOTE (vnet576 @ Feb 10 2004, 10:19 PM)
QUOTE (sPiKie @ Feb 10 2004, 05:13 PM)
If im not rite you can go and visit http://www.elitehaven.net, a cool guy.. He uses HTTP, to download ncat.exe and execute it with some parameters
Thanks..the guy has some cool shellcodes. The My Generic URL Download + Exec. ShellCode For WinXP seems to be what I'm looking for, gonna try it out.
does this works finally ?
basepart
Feb 12 2004, 01:46 AM
hi, If I geting this right, have you ever tried winshell ? it's an old one but it's one my favorites. i use it since a year and I like it cos its's pretty stable. The main program producing an exe file (server) with your prefered settings built in (password, port, service name, reg key name, file to download and execute from a web server while start, etc). The server file is around 13300 bytes big, upxed and morphined. Maybe you want to take a look at it.
please report your test, and post the shellcode you like if you test and found it!
vnet576
Feb 12 2004, 08:09 PM
The shellcode from elite haven works well. It says that its for windows xp only, but I don't have win2k or 2k3 to see if it'll work on those as well. I also found another program that automates the process. The advantage of this is that it automatically compiles and converts the shellcode to hexadecimal format. Other than that they both work well. http://www.delikon.de/zips/shellcode-v2.0.zip
Basepart, thanks but that program is not a shellcode. Its still a good prog though.
I'll test u're shellcode out karate and I'll reply if it works.
karate
Feb 12 2004, 11:47 PM
Thx vnet576, interesting infos
zero-maitimax
Feb 16 2004, 11:19 AM
what for a shell are you coding for??
vnet576
Feb 17 2004, 12:19 AM
QUOTE (zero-maitimax @ Feb 16 2004, 06:19 AM)
what for a shell are you coding for??
Just getting the basics of incorporating differnt types of shellcodes into different exploits. No nothing as complicated as ASN, just very basic overflow exploits with different shellcodes.
explioan tha pincipe of a total compatible shelcode, but the project is still on devlopement
looks like shellcode have to be specific to OS version!
Windows Version Kernels Base Address Win95 0xBFF70000 Win98 (1st and 2nd editions) 0xBFF70000 WinME 0xBFF60000 WinNT (service pack 4 and 5) 0x77F00000 WinXP
0x77E60000 Win2K (service pack 1,2 and 3)
0x77E80000 Win2003 Web Edition 0x77E40000
isn't there somwhere a universal shellcode for all windows versions (that download and execute...)
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