adding getOSandSMBproperties.py

[maaaaz]

Hello there, this PR is the answer to my own wish here #492 :)

This script will connect against a target (or list of targets) machine/s and export in CSV:

• The OS version
• The SMB properties:
  • SMBv1 support
  • Enabled shares
  • Trafic signature

This script is based on:

• The smbclient.py example
• The smb module of crackmapexec
• nmaptocsv for the csv processing

It uses the unicodecsv external module in order to be able to output utf-8 content in CSV with Python 2 (which is a pure nightmare otherwise).

The main usage of the script:

$ python getOSandSMBproperties.py -i <input_file> -d <domain> -u <username> -p <pass> -o <out.csv>

$ cat out.csv
"SERVER_IP";"SERVER_DOMAIN";"SERVER_NAME";"OS_VERSION";"SIGNING_REQUIRED";"SHARE_NAME";"SHARE_REMARK"
"192.168.75.130";"ADYOLO";"DC01";"Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter Evaluation 9600";"true";"ADMIN$";"Remote Admin"
"192.168.75.130";"ADYOLO";"DC01";"Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter Evaluation 9600";"true";"C$";"Default share"
"192.168.75.130";"ADYOLO";"DC01";"Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter Evaluation 9600";"true";"IPC$";"Remote IPC"
"192.168.75.130";"ADYOLO";"DC01";"Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter Evaluation 9600";"true";"NETLOGON";"Logon server share"
"192.168.75.130";"ADYOLO";"DC01";"Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter Evaluation 9600";"true";"share";""
"192.168.75.130";"ADYOLO";"DC01";"Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter Evaluation 9600";"true";"SYSVOL";"Logon server share"
"192.168.75.130";"ADYOLO";"DC01";"Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter Evaluation 9600";"true";"àéyoloshare";""

The next step is to optimize the processing with asynchronous execution, I'm thinking of using concurrent.futures (native module in Python 3, pip install futures in Python 2).

Cheers !

[anadrianmanrique]

we merged in #1404 some similar functionality to this one.
Thanks!