Updated Basic Usage (markdown)

AlessandroZ 2018-11-16 17:22:48 +01:00
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For example if you want to know how to use the pyexec module type : For example if you want to know how to use the pyexec module type :
```code ```code
>> run pyexec -h >> pyexec -h
usage: pyexec [-h] [--file <path>] [-c <code string>] usage: pyexec [-h] [--file <path>] [-c <code string>]
execute python code on a remote system execute python code on a remote system
@ -40,13 +40,13 @@ download interactive_shell memory_exec persistence
exit keylogger migrate port_scan pyshell socks5proxy exit keylogger migrate port_scan pyshell socks5proxy
get_info linux_pers mimikatz portfwd screenshot upload get_info linux_pers mimikatz portfwd screenshot upload
getprivs linux_stealth mouselogger process_kill search webcamsnap getprivs linux_stealth mouselogger process_kill search webcamsnap
>> run load_package >> load_package
_sqlite3 linux_stealth psutil pupyimporter pyshell sqlite3 _sqlite3 linux_stealth psutil pupyimporter pyshell sqlite3
interactive_shell netcreds ptyshell pupymemexec pywintypes27.dll vidcap interactive_shell netcreds ptyshell pupymemexec pywintypes27.dll vidcap
linux_pers portscan pupwinutils pupyutils scapy linux_pers portscan pupwinutils pupyutils scapy
``` ```
```code ```code
>> run pyexec - >> pyexec -
--code --file --help -c -h --code --file --help -c -h
>> run pyexec --file / >> run pyexec --file /
/bin/ /etc/ /lib/ /libx32/ /media/ /proc/ /sbin/ /sys/ /var/ /bin/ /etc/ /lib/ /libx32/ /media/ /proc/ /sbin/ /sys/ /var/
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## Escape your arguments ## Escape your arguments
Every command in pupy shell uses a unix-like escaping syntax. If you need a space in one of your arguments you need to put your argument between quotes. Every command in pupy shell uses a unix-like escaping syntax. If you need a space in one of your arguments you need to put your argument between quotes.
```code ```code
>> run shell_exec 'tasklist /V' >> shell_exec 'tasklist /V'
``` ```
If you send a Windows path, you need to double the backquotes or put everything between quotes. If you send a Windows path, you need to double the backquotes or put everything between quotes.
```code ```code
>> run download 'C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe' >> download 'C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe'
``` ```
or or
```code ```code
>> run download C:\\Windows\\System32\\cmd.exe >> download C:\\Windows\\System32\\cmd.exe
``` ```
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You can find all the available filtering parameters using the `get_info` module. You can find all the available filtering parameters using the `get_info` module.
## Run commands after getting a new session
These commands should be specify on the [pupy.conf](https://github.com/n1nj4sec/pupy/blob/unstable/pupy/pupy.conf.default) file after the [on_connect](https://github.com/n1nj4sec/pupy/blob/unstable/pupy/pupy.conf.default#L135) statement.
To run these modules for each new sessions, all commands should start by **any** (or by *) and should have different names.
```
[on_connect]
any_1 = beroot
any_2 = lazagne
```
Another way should be to include an entire category like so
```
[on_connect]
* = include:default_commands
[default_commands]
any_1 = beroot
any_2 = lazagne
```
## Run local commands ## Run local commands
Start your command with a `!` Start your command with a `!`
``` ```