Kali Linux Tutorials

wmiexec-RegOut is the modify version of impacket wmiexec.py, wmipersist.py. Got output(data, response) from registry, don’t need SMB connection, but I’m in the bad code.

Overview

In original wmiexec.py, it get response from smb connection (port 445,139). Unfortunately, some antivirus software are monitoring these ports as high risk.
In this case, I drop smb connection function and use others method to execute command.

• wmiexec-reg-sch-UnderNT6-wip.py: Executed command by using win32-scheduledjob class. According to xiangshan, win32-scheduledjob class only works under windows NT6 (windows-server 2003).
  BTW, win32_scheduledjob has been disabled by default after windows NT6. Here is the way how to enable it.

Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Schedule\Configuration
Name: EnableAt
Type: REG_DWORD
Value: 1

• wmipersist-wip.py (Highly recommend, !!!only works on impacket v0.9.24!!!): A Python version of WMIHACKER, which I picked the vbs template from it. Attacker can use it to do lateral movement safety under antivirus-software running.
• wmiexec-regOut.py: Just a simple Win32_Process.create method example .

How it works?

• wmiexec-wip.py workflow:Step 1:
  • WMIC authenticated remotly
  Step 2:
  • Use win32process class and call create method to execute command. Then, write down the result into C:\windows\temp directory named [uuid].txt
  Step 3:
  • Encode the file content to base64 strings (need to wait a few seconds)
  Step 4:
  • Add the converted base64 string into registry, and key name call [uuid]
  Step 5:
  • Get the base64 strings remotly and decode it locally.
• wmipersist-wip.py workflow:Step 1:
  • Add custom vbs script into ActiveScriptEventConsumer class.
  Step 2:
  • Creating an Event Filter.
  Step 3:
  • Trigger FilterToConsumerBinding class to PWNED!

Requirements

Generally, you just need to install official impacket.

• Portal

Usage

• wmiexec-wip.py usage:With cleartext password

python3 wmiexec-reg.py administrator:111qqq…@192.168.10.90 ‘whoami’

wmipersist-wip.py usage (Default is no output):

With cleartext password (without output)

python3 wmipersist-wip.py administrator:111qqq…@192.168.10.20 ‘command’