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| Title |
Email-Sender |
| Description |
Sends emails / has html and file support / it can be used with bash and python . |
| Author |
TheDragonkeeper |
| Version |
1.1 |
| Category |
Exfiltration |
| Target |
Any |
| Meaning |
Color |
Description |
| SUCCESS: |
Blink Green |
Payload ended complete |
| SETUP: |
Blink Yellow |
Payload is waiting on network |
| Command |
Arguments |
| SENDMAIL |
$FROM $RCPT "$SUBJECT" "$BODY" $SERVER $USER $PASS "$FILE" |
Running the payload will install the command to /usr/bin
this will allow you to use the command SENDMAIL to send an email using your bash payload
the default arguments are as follows.
| $1 |
$2 |
$3 |
$4 |
$5 |
$6 |
$7 |
$8 |
| $FROM |
$RCPT |
"$SUBJECT" |
"$BODY" |
$SERVER |
$USER |
$PASS |
"$FILE" |
if you wish to hard code one of these values you can simply edit the SENDMAIL file and then drop the numbers down a value;
i.e if you change $1 to 'thisismyemail@somedomain.net' then $2 now needs to be $1
The other option is to edit the python file 'sendemail.py' and change the corresponding sys.argv[1] in the same way.
but then you need to make sure you also edit the SENDMAIL to only send the amount of arguments needed.
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