ProjectOpal : Stealth Post-Exploitation Framework For WordPress

We intentionally made it for our penetration testing jobs however its getting grey hairs now so we thought we would like to pass it on to the public!. ProjectOpal or Opal.

Is a stealth post exploit framework for wordpress sites that can hide its trace from logs and obfuscate it’s way through the system! 🙂

Fun cool features it creates a admin user that is hidden from all users including admins! just note its stored in the database so don’t forget to delete your traces.

  • WORDPRESS:
    • Login: opal@wordpress.com
    • (Default) Pass: QCa9KT4eAvxzC5Kk or projectopal
  • Backend Login:
    • (Default) Login: QCa9KT4eAvxzC5Kk
  • LOGINTAMP: Allows you to login to any user
  • CHAPPY: Creates a administrator account
  • USERDUMP: Dumps all user entries
  • LOCATE: Gets implant location

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Getting Started

Clone the repository with git:
git clone https://github.com/shadowlabscc/ProjectOpal.git && cd ProjectOpal
python opal.py

or

python Injector.py (Edit the config.py!)
You will see a start-up screen. Type help and get to know your shell better

Features

These are features that Shadowlabs Team prides themself on based on this program:

  • Bypass WAF(Web application firewall)
  • Hidden/Stealth
  • Let’s you login to any user
  • Dump entire user entries
  • Create a persistent admin account that is hidden
  • Obfuscated implant
  • Multi-functionality

├── Injector
│ ├── Dolly2.zip
│ ├── Injector.py
│ └── config.py
├── WordPress
│ ├── 64fc9f8191afee3231e7197a27b8ee0c.php
│ ├── index.php
│ └── install.php
├── lib
│ ├── banner.txt
│ ├── config.password
│ ├── config.target
│ └── persistent_head.txt
└── opal.py

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