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Using the PwnPlug with AWS
jessekrembs edited this page Jul 13, 2012
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While the manual for the pwnplug talks about performing reverse shell operations back to a BackTrack 5 instance on the Internet I thought it would be more useful to have in connect back to a AWS instance. In a nutshell this is what I did. (NOTE: Further edits will add details)
Assumptions: Your familiar with configuring pwn plug reverse shell instances. You have a Amazon Web Services account. You've used dyndns.com (or similar) services
- Setup a new host in dyndns. Something handy to remember say plugbase.dyndns.com. NOTE: the pwnplug will perform a dns lookup which is observable to a sniffer, so maybe calling it something discreet might be better.
- Setup a Amazon EC2 instance of your favourite Linux (YMWV), I used ubuntu server and micro instance.
- Login to said instance and install DDNS to work with your newly created dyndns host address.
- Your going to need to install x,y & z
- Use this modifyed script
- Configure pwnplug
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