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Launchpad

⚠️ This is alpha-quality software. Contributions are welcome. If it breaks you get to keep both pieces. ⚠️

Launchpad is a post-exploitation agent / remote administration tool written Python 3.6. Project is inspired by pupy.

Supported operating systems

  • Windows XP-10

Features

  • File-less execution (Windows/Powershell)
  • Asynchronous: both dashboard and client are powered by greenlets (micro-threads)
  • Communicates through json-rpc
  • Supported protocols: Websockets

Usage instructions

  1. Clone repository: git clone --recursive https://github.com/rokups/Launchpad
  2. Download binary files from Launchpad-bin repository or build them yourself as described below. Put them to bin directory.
  3. Create or update database: src/manage migrate. Do this each time Launchpad is updated.
  4. Run dashboard: src/manage runserver <address>:<port>
  5. Navigate to http://<address>:<port> in your browser.

Please note that by default dashboard runs in debug mode and only allows localhost access. If you would like to use Launchpad in a live environment make sure you configure it properly. At least set launchpad.settings.DEBUG = False, launchpad.settings.SECRET_KEY = 'some very random string' and add appropriate address or host name to launchpad.settings.ALLOWED_HOSTS. Failure to properly configure dashboard may leave you vulnerable to external threats.

Building stdlib zip files

Launchpad requires pre-created zip files containing with python interpreter, standard library and other dependencies.

  1. Create virtual environment: python3 -m venv /path/to/venv
  2. Activate created virtual environment:
    • Windows: ..\path\to\venv\Script\activate
    • Linux: . /path/to/venv/bin/activate
  3. Install dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt
  4. Create zip file: python3 src/tool/zip_python bin/windows-x64-3.6.zip

Building bootloader

Bootloader is executable that bootstraps python application on target machine. It is built using gcc on linux or MingW-w64 on windows. Simply build src/boot CMake project as you normally would. Built executable will be put to bin directory.