async def on_raw(self, message: Any) -> None:
"""Is called on raw commands, starts the message handler."""
await super().on_raw(message)
plugins.reload(self.bot)
data: 'ParsedRaw' = ParsedRaw(
message._raw, # noqa: SF01
self.server_tag)
asyncio.create_task(self.message_handler(data))
def __post_init__(self):
"""Is used to initate values for all the above, excluding clients."""
self.base_dir: Path = Path('.').resolve()
self.db_dir: Path = self.base_dir / 'persist' / 'db'
self.log_dir: Path = self.base_dir / 'persist' / 'logs'
self.plugin_dir: Path = self.base_dir / 'plugins'
self.config_file: Path = self.base_dir / 'config.json'
config.reload(self)
self.plugs: AllPlugsDict = {
'sieve': {},
'event': {},
'command': {},
'init': {}}
plugins.reload(self)
for server in self.config['servers']:
db.connect(self, server) # populates self.dbs
def init(self):
"""phpsploit interface init"""
# load phpsploit plugins list
plugins.blacklist = self.get_names(self, "do_")
plugins.reload(verbose=False)
def do_corectl(self, argv):
"""Advanced core debugging utils
SYNOPSIS:
corectl <TOOL>
CORECTL TOOLS:
--------------
stack-traceback
Print the full track trace of last python exception.
Error messages (lines that starts with a `[!]` red tag)
are generated by a thrown exception.
The `stack-traceback` tool displays the full python
stack trace of the last thrown exception.
This command is useful for debugging purposes.
NOTE: stack traceback is NOT saved in session files
reload-plugins
Reload all phpsploit plugins.
By default, the list of phpsploit plugins is loaded
once only, when the framework starts.
Therefore, plugin developpers may want to reload
the plugins in order to be able to test their
plugin modifications without having to restart the
framework each time.
python-console
Run a python interpreter.
The python console interpreter is a good gateway
for deep debugging, or to get help about a phpsploit
module, class, object, such as the plugin developpers
API.
For help with the API, run the following commands inside
of the python console:
>>> import api
>>> help(api)
display-http-requests
Display HTTP(s) request(s) for debugging
Shows all HTTP(s) request(s) that where sent in the last
remote command execution.
NOTE: http requests are NOT saved in session files
WARNING: don't works with HTTPS requests (see issue #29 on github)
"""
argv.append('')
if argv[1] == "stack-traceback":
try:
e = self.last_exception
e = traceback.format_exception(type(e), e, e.__traceback__)
# a small patch for traceback from plugins, remove trash lines
for index, line in enumerate(e):
if ('File "<frozen importlib._bootstrap>"' in line
and '_call_with_frames_removed' in line):
e = e[(index + 1):]
header = "Traceback (most recent call last):"
e.insert(0, header + os.linesep)
break
e = colorize("%Red", "".join(e))
except:
e = "[-] Exception stack is empty"
print(e)
elif argv[1] == "reload-plugins":
plugins.reload(verbose=True)
elif argv[1] == "python-console":
import ui.console
console = ui.console.Console()
console.banner = "Phpsploit corectl: python console interpreter"
console()
elif argv[1] == "display-http-requests":
requests = enumerate(tunnel.get_raw_requests(), 1)
if not requests:
print("[-] No HTTP(s) requests were sent up to now")
return
for num, request in requests:
print("#" * 78)
print("### REQUEST %d" % num)
print("#" * 78)
print(encoding.decode(request))
else:
self.interpret("help corectl")
def init(self):
"""phpsploit interface init"""
# load phpsploit plugins list
plugins.blacklist = self.get_names(self, "do_")
plugins.reload(verbose=False)
def do_corectl(self, argv):
"""Advanced core debugging utils
SYNOPSIS:
corectl <TOOL>
CORECTL TOOLS:
--------------
stack-traceback
Print the full track trace of last python exception.
Error messages (lines that starts with a `[!]` red tag)
are generated by a thrown exception.
The `stack-traceback` tool displays the full python
stack trace of the last thrown exception.
This command is useful for debugging purposes.
reload-plugins
Reload all phpsploit plugins.
By default, the list of phpsploit plugins is loaded
once only, when the framework starts.
Therefore, plugin developpers may want to reload
the plugins in order to be able to test their
plugin modifications without having to restart the
framework each time.
python-console
Run a python interpreter.
The python console interpreter is a good gateway
for deep debugging, or to get help about a phpsploit
module, class, object, such as the plugin developpers
API.
For help with the API, run the following commands inside
of the python console:
>>> import api
>>> help(api)
"""
argv.append('')
if argv[1] == "stack-traceback":
try:
e = self.last_exception
e = traceback.format_exception(type(e), e, e.__traceback__)
# a small patch for traceback from plugins, remove trash lines
for index, line in enumerate(e):
if ('File "<frozen importlib._bootstrap>"' in line
and '_call_with_frames_removed' in line):
e = e[(index + 1):]
header = "Traceback (most recent call last):"
e.insert(0, header + os.linesep)
break
e = colorize("%Red", "".join(e))
except:
e = "[-] Exception stack is empty"
print(e)
elif argv[1] == "reload-plugins":
plugins.reload(verbose=True)
elif argv[1] == "python-console":
import ui.console
console = ui.console.Console()
console.banner = "Phpsploit corectl: python console interpreter"
console()
else:
self.interpret("help corectl")
def do_corectl(self, argv):
"""Advanced core debugging utils
SYNOPSIS:
corectl <TOOL>
CORECTL TOOLS:
--------------
stack-traceback
Print the full track trace of last python exception.
Error messages (lines that starts with a `[!]` red tag)
are generated by a thrown exception.
The `stack-traceback` tool displays the full python
stack trace of the last thrown exception.
This command is useful for debugging purposes.
NOTE: stack traceback is NOT saved in session files
reload-plugins
Reload all phpsploit plugins.
By default, the list of phpsploit plugins is loaded
once only, when the framework starts.
Therefore, plugin developpers may want to reload
the plugins in order to be able to test their
plugin modifications without having to restart the
framework each time.
python-console
Run a python interpreter.
The python console interpreter is a good gateway for deep
debugging, or to get help about a phpsploit module, class,
object, such as the plugin developpers API.
For help with the API, run the following commands inside
the python console:
>>> import api
>>> help(api)
display-http-requests
Display HTTP(s) request(s) for debugging
Shows all HTTP(s) request(s) that where sent in the last
remote command execution.
NOTE: http requests are NOT saved in session files
WARNING: don't works with HTTPS requests (see issue #29 on github)
"""
argv.append('')
if argv[1] == "stack-traceback":
if self.last_exception:
exc = self.last_exception
exc = traceback.format_exception(type(exc),
exc,
exc.__traceback__)
# a small patch for traceback from plugins, remove trash lines
for idx, line in enumerate(exc):
if ('File "<frozen importlib._bootstrap>"' in line
and '_call_with_frames_removed' in line):
exc = exc[(idx + 1):]
header = "Traceback (most recent call last):"
exc.insert(0, header + os.linesep)
break
print(colorize("%Red", "".join(exc)))
else:
print("[-] Exception stack is empty")
elif argv[1] == "reload-plugins":
plugins.reload(verbose=True)
elif argv[1] == "python-console":
from ui import console
console = console.Console()
console.banner = "Phpsploit corectl: python console interpreter"
console()
elif argv[1] == "display-http-requests":
requests = enumerate(tunnel.get_raw_requests(), 1)
if not requests:
print("[-] No HTTP(s) requests were sent up to now")
return
for num, request in requests:
print("#" * 78)
print("### REQUEST %d" % num)
print("#" * 78)
print(encoding.decode(request))
else:
self.interpret("help corectl")
def init(self):
"""Omega interface init"""
# load Omega plugins list
plugins.blacklist = self.get_names(self, "do_")
plugins.reload(verbose=False)
def do_corectl(self, argv):
"""Advanced core debugging utils
SYNOPSIS:
corectl <TOOL>
CORECTL TOOLS:
--------------
stack-traceback
Print the full track trace of last python exception.
Error messages (lines that starts with a `[!]` red tag)
are generated by a thrown exception.
The `stack-traceback` tool displays the full python
stack trace of the last thrown exception.
This command is useful for debugging purposes.
NOTE: stack traceback is NOT saved in session files
reload-plugins
Reload all phpsploit plugins.
By default, the list of phpsploit plugins is loaded
once only, when the framework starts.
Therefore, plugin developpers may want to reload
the plugins in order to be able to test their
plugin modifications without having to restart the
framework each time.
python-console
Run a python interpreter.
The python console interpreter is a good gateway for deep
debugging, or to get help about a phpsploit module, class,
object, such as the plugin developpers API.
For help with the API, run the following commands inside
the python console:
>>> import api
>>> help(api)
display-http-requests
Display HTTP(s) request(s) for debugging
Shows all HTTP(s) request(s) that where sent in the last
remote command execution.
NOTE: http requests are NOT saved in session files
WARNING: don't works with HTTPS requests (see issue #29 on github)
"""
argv.append('')
if argv[1] == "stack-traceback":
if not self.last_exception:
print("[-] Exception stack is empty")
return False
for line in self.last_exception:
print(colorize("%Red", line))
return True
if argv[1] == "reload-plugins":
return plugins.reload(verbose=True)
if argv[1] == "python-console":
from ui import console
console = console.Console()
console.banner = "Phpsploit corectl: python console interpreter"
return console()
if argv[1] == "display-http-requests":
requests = tunnel.get_raw_requests()
if not requests:
print("[-] From now, phpsploit didn't "
"sent any HTTP(s) request")
return False
print("[*] Listing last payload's HTTP(s) requests:\n")
for num, request in enumerate(requests, 1):
print("#" * 78)
print("### REQUEST %d" % num)
print("#" * 78)
print(encoding.decode(request))
return True
self.interpret("help corectl")
return False
def do_corectl(self, argv):
"""Advanced core debugging utils
SYNOPSIS:
corectl <TOOL>
CORECTL TOOLS:
--------------
stack-traceback
Print the full track trace of last python exception.
Error messages (lines that starts with a `[!]` red tag)
are generated by a thrown exception.
The `stack-traceback` tool displays the full python
stack trace of the last thrown exception.
This command is useful for debugging purposes.
NOTE: stack traceback is NOT saved in session files
reload-plugins
Reload all phpsploit plugins.
By default, the list of phpsploit plugins is loaded
once only, when the framework starts.
Therefore, plugin developpers may want to reload
the plugins in order to be able to test their
plugin modifications without having to restart the
framework each time.
python-console
Run a python interpreter.
The python console interpreter is a good gateway for deep
debugging, or to get help about a phpsploit module, class,
object, such as the plugin developpers API.
For help with the API, run the following commands inside
the python console:
>>> import api
>>> help(api)
display-http-requests
Display HTTP(s) request(s) for debugging
Shows all HTTP(s) request(s) that were sent in the last
remote command execution.
NOTE: http requests are NOT saved in session files
WARNING: don't works with HTTPS requests (see issue #29 on github)
"""
argv.append('')
if argv[1] == "stack-traceback":
if not self.last_exception:
print("[-] Exception stack is empty")
return False
for line in self.last_exception:
print(colorize("%Red", line))
return True
if argv[1] == "reload-plugins":
return plugins.reload(verbose=True)
if argv[1] == "python-console":
from ui import console
console = console.Console()
console.banner = "Phpsploit corectl: python console interpreter"
return console()
if argv[1] == "display-http-requests":
requests = tunnel.get_raw_requests()
if not requests:
print("[-] From now, phpsploit didn't "
"sent any HTTP(s) request")
return False
print("[*] Listing last payload's HTTP(s) requests:\n")
for num, request in enumerate(requests, 1):
print("#" * 78)
print("### REQUEST %d" % num)
print("#" * 78)
print(encoding.decode(request))
return True
self.interpret("help corectl")
return False