Vermilion
is a simple and lightweight CLI tool designed for rapid collection, and optional exfiltration of sensitive information from Linux systems.
Its primary purpose is to streamline the process of gathering critical data in red teaming scenarios.
Vermilion is a Linux-focused tool designed for efficient information gathering and sensitive data exfiltration. It collects:
.ssh
, .bash_history
, .zsh_history
, .aws
, .docker
, .kube
, .azure
, .gnupg
, .git-credentials
, and more./etc/passwd
, /etc/shadow
, /etc/group
, /etc/hostname
, /etc/hosts
, /etc/ssl
, and cron configurations.The tool creates a compressed archive of the collected data for easy local storage or exfiltration to a specified endpoint.
Additionally, it provides the option to exfiltrate the collected data via an HTTP POST
request to a specified endpoint.
The implementation of the endpoint for exfiltration is outside the scope of this tool; for an example, refer to this resource.
Vermilion supports amd64
, arm
and arm64
architectures.
Imagine being engaged in a red teaming campaign and successfully compromising a user on a Linux machine.
Linux environments often are treasure trove of sensitive data and information due to their use as servers and their integration with other systems and softwares.
Therefore, it is crucial to have an automated tool that enables rapid collection and exfiltration of sensitive information, such as environment variables and strategic directories, within seconds.
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