At some point in the distant past, the datastore was all strings and the
various option types got parsed out in the appropriate places. Then, in
the somewhat more recent past, the options started getting converted to
regular ruby types (such as TrueClass for a BOOL options, etc) earlier
in their life. Apparently, that change broke boolean http evasions.
This commit fixes them by ensuring that +true+ is just as acceptable as
"true".
Fixes#6198, thanks Ashish for the report
Running the payload using system() in a thread was causing some weird
interactions with ctrl-c. Fix those issues by using Process.spawn and
Process.detach. I suspect this was the original cause of #3631, java
meterpreter sessions dying unaccountably.
See #3631
Adds the ability to set and use a stack of modules, and to easily switch
between the last two modules used.
[Fixes#6165][Closes#84]
Squashed commit of the following:
commit e41e7f704888b1ce5ad5f23caeee1de13052e3d5
Author: Joshua Smith <kernelsmith@kernelsmith.com>
Date: Mon Dec 26 15:52:08 2011 -0500
pushm/popm working great, let me know if you find bugs
commit 23da8d56ea08ca196e649431e8188b4f29ba97b9
Author: Joshua Smith <kernelsmith@kernelsmith.com>
Date: Mon Dec 26 14:37:18 2011 -0500
Adds the 'previous' command to msfconsole which will load the previously active module as the currently active module, adds @previous_module as a class variable
IMHO rpc client should transform the error code from Msf::RPC::Exception
into it's own Msf::RPC::ServerException and should not take the msgpack
response code.
In deep:
I ran into a '401 invalid auth token' after a token timeout (300s).
RPC Daemon raised a 401 - invalid auth token as expected but rpc client
transformed it to a '200 - invalid auth token' using the successful http
transaction to transport the exception.
Fixes the console to display loot not associated with a host, as when
the CorpWatch modules save loot. Also fixes a typo on
corpwatch_lookup_id.rb
Fixes#6177