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#!/usr/bin/env python3

# pylint: disable=C0301, E1101

### ENUM4LINUX-NG

# This tool is a rewrite of Mark Lowe's (former Portcullis Labs, now Cisco CX Security Labs ) enum4linux.pl,

# a tool for enumerating information from Windows and Samba systems.

# As the original enum4linux.pl, this tool is mainly a wrapper around the Samba tools 'nmblookup', 'net',

# 'rpcclient' and 'smbclient'. Other than the original enum4linux.pl, enum4linux-ng parses all output of

# the previously mentioned commands and (if the user requests so), fills the data in JSON/YAML output.

# The original enum4linux.pl had the additional dependencies 'ldapsearch' and 'polenum.py'. These are

# natively implemented in enum4linux-ng. Console output is colored (can be deactivated by setting the

# environment variable NO_COLOR to an arbitrary value).

### CREDITS

# I'd like to thank and give credit to the people at former Portcullis Labs (now Cisco CX Security Labs), namely:

# - Mark Lowe for creating the original 'enum4linux.pl'

# https://github.com/CiscoCXSecurity/enum4linux

# - Richard "deanx" Dean for creating the original 'polenum'

# https://labs.portcullis.co.uk/tools/polenum/

# In addition, I'd like to thank and give credit to:

# - Craig "Wh1t3Fox" West for his fork of 'polenum'

# https://github.com/Wh1t3Fox/polenum

### DESIGN

# Error handling

# ==============

# * Functions:

# * return value is None

# => an error happened, error messages will be printed out and will end up in the JSON/YAML with value

# null (see also YAML/JSON below)

# * return value is an empty [],{},""

# => no error, nothing was returned (e.g. a group has no members)

# * return value is False for...

# - sessions:

# => it was not possible to set up the particular session with the target

# - services:

# => error, it was not possible to setup a service connection

# - all other booleans:

# => no errors

# * YAML/JSON:

# * null

# => an error happened (i.e. a function returned None which translates to null in JSON/YAML), in

# this case an error message was generated and can be found under:

# - 'errors', <key> for which the error happened (e.g. os_info), <module name> where the error occured

# (e.g. module_srvinfo)

# * missing key

# => either it was not part of the enumeration because the user did not request it (aka did not provide

# the right parameter when running enum4linux-ng)

# => or it was part of the enumeration but no session could be set up (see above), in this case

# - 'sessions', 'sessions_possible' should be 'False'

# Authentication

# ==============

# * Kerberos:

# * While testing Kerberos authentication with the Samba client tools and the impacket library, it turned

# out that they behave quite differently. While the impacket library will honor the username and the domain

# given, it seems that the Samba client ignores them (-U and -W parameter) and uses the ones from the ticket

# itself.

### LICENSE

# This tool may be used for legal purposes only. Users take full responsibility

# for any actions performed using this tool. The author accepts no liability

# for damage caused by this tool. If these terms are not acceptable to you, then

# you are not permitted to use this tool.

# In all other respects the GPL version 3 applies.

# The original enum4linux.pl was released under GPL version 2 or later.

# The original polenum.py was released under GPL version 3.

from argparse import ArgumentParser

from collections import OrderedDict

from datetime import datetime, timezone

import json

import os

import random

import re

import shutil

import shlex

import socket

from subprocess import check_output, STDOUT, TimeoutExpired

import sys

import tempfile

from impacket import nmb, smb, smbconnection, smb3

from impacket.smbconnection import SMB_DIALECT, SMB2_DIALECT_002, SMB2_DIALECT_21, SMB2_DIALECT_30, SMB2_DIALECT_311

from impacket.dcerpc.v5.rpcrt import DCERPC_v5

from impacket.dcerpc.v5 import transport, samr

from ldap3 import Server, Connection, DSA

import yaml

from enum import Enum

try:

from yaml import CDumper as Dumper

except ImportError:

from yaml import Dumper

###############################################################################

# The following mappings for nmblookup (nbtstat) status codes to human readable

# format is taken from nbtscan 1.5.1 "statusq.c". This file in turn

# was derived from the Samba package which contains the following

# license:

# Unix SMB/Netbios implementation

# Version 1.9

# Main SMB server routine

# Copyright (C) Andrew Tridgell 1992-199

# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modif

# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published b

# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, o

# (at your option) any later version

# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful

# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty o

# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See th

# GNU General Public License for more details

# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public Licens

# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Softwar

# Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA

NBT_INFO = [

["__MSBROWSE__", "01", False, "Master Browser"],

["INet~Services", "1C", False, "IIS"],

["IS~", "00", True, "IIS"],

["", "00", True, "Workstation Service"],

["", "01", True, "Messenger Service"],

["", "03", True, "Messenger Service"],

["", "06", True, "RAS Server Service"],

["", "1F", True, "NetDDE Service"],

["", "20", True, "File Server Service"],

["", "21", True, "RAS Client Service"],

["", "22", True, "Microsoft Exchange Interchange(MSMail Connector)"],

["", "23", True, "Microsoft Exchange Store"],

["", "24", True, "Microsoft Exchange Directory"],

["", "30", True, "Modem Sharing Server Service"],

["", "31", True, "Modem Sharing Client Service"],

["", "43", True, "SMS Clients Remote Control"],

["", "44", True, "SMS Administrators Remote Control Tool"],

["", "45", True, "SMS Clients Remote Chat"],

["", "46", True, "SMS Clients Remote Transfer"],

["", "4C", True, "DEC Pathworks TCPIP service on Windows NT"],

["", "52", True, "DEC Pathworks TCPIP service on Windows NT"],

["", "87", True, "Microsoft Exchange MTA"],

["", "6A", True, "Microsoft Exchange IMC"],

["", "BE", True, "Network Monitor Agent"],

["", "BF", True, "Network Monitor Application"],

["", "03", True, "Messenger Service"],

["", "00", False, "Domain/Workgroup Name"],

["", "1B", True, "Domain Master Browser"],

["", "1C", False, "Domain Controllers"],

["", "1D", True, "Master Browser"],

["", "1E", False, "Browser Service Elections"],

["", "2B", True, "Lotus Notes Server Service"],

["IRISMULTICAST", "2F", False, "Lotus Notes"],

["IRISNAMESERVER", "33", False, "Lotus Notes"],

['Forte_$ND800ZA', "20", True, "DCA IrmaLan Gateway Server Service"]

]

# ACB (Account Control Block) contains flags an SAM account

ACB_DICT = {

0x00000001: "Account Disabled",

0x00000200: "Password not expired",

0x00000400: "Account locked out",

0x00020000: "Password expired",

0x00000040: "Interdomain trust account",

0x00000080: "Workstation trust account",

0x00000100: "Server trust account",

0x00002000: "Trusted for delegation"

}

# Source: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/openspecs/windows_protocols/ms-samr/d275ab19-10b0-40e0-94bb-45b7fc130025

DOMAIN_FIELDS = {

0x00000001: "DOMAIN_PASSWORD_COMPLEX",

0x00000002: "DOMAIN_PASSWORD_NO_ANON_CHANGE",

0x00000004: "DOMAIN_PASSWORD_NO_CLEAR_CHANGE",

0x00000008: "DOMAIN_PASSWORD_LOCKOUT_ADMINS",

0x00000010: "DOMAIN_PASSWORD_PASSWORD_STORE_CLEARTEXT",

0x00000020: "DOMAIN_PASSWORD_REFUSE_PASSWORD_CHANGE"

}

# Source: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/sysinfo/operating-system-version

OS_VERSIONS = {

"10.0": "Windows 10, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016",

"6.3": "Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012 R2",

"6.2": "Windows 8, Windows Server 2012",

"6.1": "Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2",

"6.0": "Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008",

"5.2": "Windows XP 64-Bit Edition, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2",

"5.1": "Windows XP",

"5.0": "Windows 2000",

}

# Source: https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/windows/release-health/release-information

OS_RELEASE = {

"19045": "22H2",

"19044": "21H2",

"19043": "21H1",

"19042": "20H2",

"19041": "2004",

"18363": "1909",

"18362": "1903",

"17763": "1809",

"17134": "1803",

"16299": "1709",

"15063": "1703",

"14393": "1607",

"10586": "1511",

"10240": "1507"

}

# Filter for various samba client setup related error messages including bug

# https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13925

SAMBA_CLIENT_ERRORS = [

"Unable to initialize messaging context",

"WARNING: no network interfaces found",

"Can't load /etc/samba/smb.conf - run testparm to debug it"

]

# Translates various SMB dialect values to human readable strings

SMB_DIALECTS = {

SMB_DIALECT: "SMB 1.0",

SMB2_DIALECT_002: "SMB 2.0.2",

SMB2_DIALECT_21: "SMB 2.1",

SMB2_DIALECT_30: "SMB 3.0",

SMB2_DIALECT_311: "SMB 3.1.1"

}

# This list will be used by the function nt_status_error_filter() which is typically

# called after running a Samba client command (see run()). The idea is to filter out

# common errors. For very specific status errors, please don't handle them here but

# in the corresponding enumeration class/function.

# In the current implementation this list is case insensitive. Also the order of errors

# is important. Errors on top will be processed first. The access denied errors should

# be kept on top since they occur typically first (see also comment on

# STATUS_CONNECTION_DISCONNECTED).

NT_STATUS_COMMON_ERRORS = [

"RPC_S_ACCESS_DENIED",

"DCERPC_FAULT_ACCESS_DENIED",

"WERR_ACCESS_DENIED",

"STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED",

"STATUS_ACCOUNT_LOCKED_OUT",

"STATUS_NO_LOGON_SERVERS",

"STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE",

"STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT",

"STATUS_NETWORK_UNREACHABLE",

"STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER",

"STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED",

"STATUS_NO_SUCH_FILE",

"STATUS_PASSWORD_EXPIRED",

# This error code is from the depths of CIFS/SMBv1

# https://tools.ietf.org/id/draft-leach-cifs-v1-spec-01.txt

"ERRSRV:ERRaccess",

# This error is misleading. It can occur when the an SMB client cannot negotiate

# a connection with the SMB server e.g., because of both not supporting each others

# SMB dialect. But this error can also occur if during an RPC call access was denied

# to a specific ressource/function call. In this case the oppositve site often disconnects

# and the Samba client tools will show this error.

"STATUS_CONNECTION_DISCONNECTED"

]

# Supported authentication methods/protocols

AUTH_PASSWORD = "password"

AUTH_NTLM = "NTLM"

AUTH_KERBEROS = "Kerberos"

AUTH_NULL = "null"

AUTH_GUEST = "guest"

# Mapping from errno to string for socket errors we often come across

SOCKET_ERRORS = {

11: "timed out",

110: "timed out",

111: "connection refused",

113: "no route to host"

}

# This is needed for the ListenersScan class

SERVICE_LDAP = "LDAP"

SERVICE_LDAPS = "LDAPS"

SERVICE_SMB = "SMB"

SERVICE_SMB_NETBIOS = "SMB over NetBIOS"

SERVICES = {

SERVICE_LDAP: 389,

SERVICE_LDAPS: 636,

SERVICE_SMB: 445,

SERVICE_SMB_NETBIOS: 139

}

# The current list of module names

ENUM_LDAP_DOMAIN_INFO = "enum_ldap_domain_info"

ENUM_NETBIOS = "enum_netbios"

ENUM_SMB = "enum_smb"

ENUM_SESSIONS = "enum_sessions"

ENUM_SMB_DOMAIN_INFO = "enum_smb_domain_info"

ENUM_LSAQUERY_DOMAIN_INFO = "enum_lsaquery_domain_info"

ENUM_USERS_RPC = "enum_users_rpc"

ENUM_GROUPS_RPC = "enum_groups_rpc"

ENUM_SHARES = "enum_shares"

ENUM_SERVICES = "enum_services"

ENUM_LISTENERS = "enum_listeners"

ENUM_POLICY = "enum_policy"

ENUM_PRINTERS = "enum_printers"

ENUM_OS_INFO = "enum_os_info"

RID_CYCLING = "rid_cycling"

BRUTE_FORCE_SHARES = "brute_force_shares"

DEPS = ["nmblookup", "net", "rpcclient", "smbclient"]

RID_RANGES = "500-550,1000-1050"

KNOWN_USERNAMES = "administrator,guest,krbtgt,domain admins,root,bin,none"

TIMEOUT = 10

GLOBAL_VERSION = '1.3.10'

GLOBAL_VERBOSE = False

GLOBAL_COLORS = True

GLOBAL_SAMBA_LEGACY = False

class Colors(Enum):

red = '\033[91m'

green = '\033[92m'

yellow = '\033[93m'

blue = '\033[94m'

def __call__(self, message):

if GLOBAL_COLORS:

return f"{self.value}{message}\033[0m"

return message

class Result:

'''

The idea of the Result class is, that functions can easily return a return value

as well as a return message. The return message can be further processed or printed

out by the calling function, while the return value is supposed to be added to the

output dictionary (contained in class Output), which will be later converted to JSON/YAML.

'''

def __init__(self, retval, retmsg):

self.retval = retval

self.retmsg = retmsg

class Target:

'''

Target encapsulates various target information. The class should only be instantiated once and

passed during the enumeration to the various modules. This allows to modify/update target information

during enumeration.

'''

def __init__(self, host, credentials, port=None, tls=None, timeout=None, samba_config=None):

self.host = host

self.creds = credentials

self.port = port

self.timeout = timeout

self.tls = tls

self.samba_config = samba_config

self.ip_version = None

self.smb_ports = []

self.ldap_ports = []

self.listeners = []

self.smb_preferred_dialect = None

self.smb1_supported = False

self.smb1_only = False

self.sessions = {"sessions_possible":False,

AUTH_NULL:False,

AUTH_PASSWORD:False,

AUTH_KERBEROS:False,

AUTH_NTLM:False,

AUTH_GUEST:False,

}

result = self.valid_host(host)

if not result.retval:

raise Exception(result.retmsg)

def valid_host(self, host):

try:

result = socket.getaddrinfo(host, None)

# Check IP version, alternatively we could save the socket type here

ip_version = result[0][0]

if ip_version == socket.AF_INET6:

self.ip_version = 6

elif ip_version == socket.AF_INET:

self.ip_version = 4

# Kerberos requires resolvable hostnames rather than IP adresses

ip = result[0][4][0]

if ip == host and self.creds.auth_method == AUTH_KERBEROS:

return Result(False, f'Kerberos authentication requires a hostname, but an IPv{self.ip_version} address was given')

return Result(True,'')

except Exception as e:

if isinstance(e, OSError) and e.errno == -2:

return Result(False, f'Could not resolve host {host}')

return Result(False, 'No valid host given')

def as_dict(self):

return {'target':{'host':self.host}}

class Credentials:

'''

Stores usernames and password.

'''

def __init__(self, user='', pw='', domain='', ticket_file='', nthash='', local_auth=False):

# Create an alternative user with pseudo-random username

self.random_user = ''.join(random.choice("abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz") for i in range(8))

self.user = user

self.pw = pw

self.ticket_file = ticket_file

self.nthash = nthash

self.local_auth = local_auth

# Only set the domain here, if it is not empty

self.domain = ''

if domain:

self.set_domain(domain)

if ticket_file:

result = self.valid_ticket(ticket_file)

if not result.retval:

raise Exception(result.retmsg)

self.auth_method = AUTH_KERBEROS

elif nthash:

result = self.valid_nthash(nthash)

if not result.retval:

raise Exception(result.retmsg)

if nthash and not user:

raise Exception("NT hash given (-H) without any user, please provide a username (-u)")

self.auth_method = AUTH_NTLM

elif not user and not pw:

self.auth_method = AUTH_NULL

else:

if pw and not user:

raise Exception("Password given (-p) without any user, please provide a username (-u)")

self.auth_method = AUTH_PASSWORD

def valid_nthash(self, nthash):

hash_len = len(nthash)

if hash_len != 32:

return Result(False, f'The given hash has {hash_len} characters instead of 32 characters')

if not re.match(r"^[a-fA-F0-9]{32}$", nthash):

return Result(False, f'The given hash contains invalid characters')

return Result(True, '')

def valid_ticket(self, ticket_file):

return valid_file(ticket_file, mode='600')

# Allows various modules to set the domain during enumeration. The domain can only be set once.

# Currently, we rely on the information gained via unauth smb session to guess the domain.

# At a later call of lsaquery it might turn out that the domain is different. In this case the

# user will be informed via print_hint()

def set_domain(self, domain):

if self.domain and self.domain.lower() == domain.lower():

return True

if not self.domain:

self.domain = domain

return True

return False

def as_dict(self):

return {'credentials':OrderedDict({'auth_method':self.auth_method, 'user':self.user, 'password':self.pw, 'domain':self.domain, 'ticket_file':self.ticket_file, 'nthash':self.nthash, 'random_user':self.random_user})}

class SmbConnection():

def __init__(self, target, creds=Credentials(), dialect=None):

self.target = target

self.creds = creds

self.dialect = dialect

self._conn = None

self.connect()

def connect(self):

self._conn = smbconnection.SMBConnection(self.target.host, self.target.host, sess_port=self.target.port, timeout=self.target.timeout, preferredDialect=self.dialect)

def login(self):

creds = self.creds

# Take a backup of the environment, in case we modify it for Kerberos

env = os.environ.copy()

try:

if creds.ticket_file:

# Currently we let impacket extract user and domain from the ticket

os.environ['KRB5CCNAME'] = creds.ticket_file

self._conn.kerberosLogin('', creds.pw, domain='', useCache=True)

elif creds.nthash:

self._conn.login(creds.user, creds.pw, domain=creds.domain, nthash=creds.nthash)

else:

self._conn.login(creds.user, creds.pw, creds.domain)

except Exception as e:

#FIXME: Might need adjustment

return Result((None, None), process_impacket_smb_exception(e, self.target))

finally:

# Restore environment in any case

os.environ.clear()

os.environ.update(env)

def close(self):

self._conn.close()

def get_dialect(self):

return self._conn.getDialect()

def is_signing_required(self):

return self._conn.isSigningRequired()

def get_raw(self):

return self._conn

def get_server_lanman(self):

return self._conn.getSMBServer().get_server_lanman()

def get_server_os(self):

return self._conn.getSMBServer().get_server_os()

def get_server_os_major(self):

return self._conn.getServerOSMajor()

def get_server_os_minor(self):

return self._conn.getServerOSMinor()

def get_server_os_build(self):

return self._conn.getServerOSBuild()

def get_server_domain(self):

return self._conn.getServerDomain()

def get_server_name(self):

return self._conn.getServerName()

def get_server_dns_hostname(self):

return self._conn.getServerDNSHostName()

def get_server_dns_domainname(self):

return self._conn.getServerDNSDomainName()

class DceRpc():

def __init__(self, smb_conn):

self._smb_conn = smb_conn

self.dce = None

self.filename = None

self.msrpc_uuid = None

if isinstance(self, SAMR):

self.filename = r'\samr'

self.msrpc_uuid = samr.MSRPC_UUID_SAMR

self._connect()

def _connect(self):

rpctransport = transport.SMBTransport(smb_connection=self._smb_conn.get_raw(), filename=self.filename, remoteName=self._smb_conn.target.host)

self.dce = DCERPC_v5(rpctransport)

self.dce.connect()

self.dce.bind(self.msrpc_uuid)

class SAMR(DceRpc):

def __init__(self, smb_conn=None):

super().__init__(smb_conn)

self._server_handle = self._get_server_handle()

def _get_server_handle(self):

# TODO: Investigate on the various hSamrConnect{_,2,3,4,5}() functions - hSamrConnect() results in STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED on old machines

resp = samr.hSamrConnect2(self.dce)

return resp['ServerHandle']

def get_domains(self):

resp = samr.hSamrEnumerateDomainsInSamServer(self.dce, self._server_handle)

domains = resp['Buffer']['Buffer']

domain_names = []

for domain in domains:

domain_names.append(domain['Name'])

return domain_names

def get_domain_handle(self, domain_name):

resp = samr.hSamrLookupDomainInSamServer(self.dce, self._server_handle, domain_name)

resp = samr.hSamrOpenDomain(self.dce, serverHandle = self._server_handle, domainId = resp['DomainId'])

return resp['DomainHandle']

def get_domain_password_information(self, domain_handle):

resp = samr.hSamrQueryInformationDomain2(self.dce, domainHandle=domain_handle, domainInformationClass=samr.DOMAIN_INFORMATION_CLASS.DomainPasswordInformation)

return resp['Buffer']['Password']

def get_domain_lockout_information(self, domain_handle):

resp = samr.hSamrQueryInformationDomain2(self.dce, domainHandle=domain_handle, domainInformationClass=samr.DOMAIN_INFORMATION_CLASS.DomainLockoutInformation)

return resp['Buffer']['Lockout']

def get_domain_logoff_information(self, domain_handle):

resp = samr.hSamrQueryInformationDomain2(self.dce, domainHandle=domain_handle, domainInformationClass=samr.DOMAIN_INFORMATION_CLASS.DomainLogoffInformation)

return resp['Buffer']['Logoff']

def query_display_information(self, domain_handle):

resp = samr.hSamrQueryDisplayInformation(self.dce, domainHandle=domain_handle)

return resp['Buffer']['UserInformation']['Buffer']

class SambaTool():

'''

Encapsulates various Samba Tools.

'''

def __init__(self, command, target, creds):

self.target = target

self.creds = creds

self.env = None

# This list stores the various parts of the command which will be later executed by run().

self.exec = []

# Set authentication method

if self.creds:

if creds.ticket_file:

# Set KRB5CCNAME as environment variable and let it point to the ticket.

# The environment will be later passed to check_output() (see run() below).

self.env = os.environ.copy()

self.env['KRB5CCNAME'] = self.creds.ticket_file

# User and domain are taken from the ticket

# Kerberos options differ between samba versions - TODO: Can be removed in the future

if GLOBAL_SAMBA_LEGACY:

self.exec += ['-k']

else:

self.exec += ['--use-krb5-ccache', self.creds.ticket_file]

elif creds.nthash:

self.exec += ['-W', f'{self.creds.domain}']

self.exec += ['-U', f'{self.creds.user}%{self.creds.nthash}', '--pw-nt-hash']

else:

self.exec += ['-W', f'{self.creds.domain}']

self.exec += ['-U', f'{self.creds.user}%{self.creds.pw}']

# If the target has a custom Samba configuration attached, we will add it to the

# command. This allows to modify the behaviour of the samba client commands during

# run (e.g. enforce legacy SMBv1).

if target.samba_config:

self.exec += ['-s', f'{target.samba_config.get_path()}']

# This enables debugging output (level 1) for the Samba client tools. The problem is that the

# tools often throw misleading error codes like NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_DISCONNECTED. Often this

# error is associated with SMB dialect incompatibilities between client and server. But this

# error also occurs on other occasions. In order to find out the real reason we need to fetch

# earlier errors which this debugging level will provide.

#self.exec += ['-d1']

def run(self, log, error_filter=True):

'''

Runs a samba client command (net, nmblookup, smbclient or rpcclient) and does some basic output filtering.

'''

if GLOBAL_VERBOSE and log:

print_verbose(f"{log}, running command: {' '.join(shlex.quote(x) for x in self.exec)}")

try:

output = check_output(self.exec, env=self.env, shell=False, stderr=STDOUT, timeout=self.target.timeout)

retval = 0

except TimeoutExpired:

return Result(False, "timed out")

except Exception as e:

output = e.output

retval = 1

output = output.decode()

for line in output.splitlines(True):

if any(entry in line for entry in SAMBA_CLIENT_ERRORS):

output = output.replace(line, "")

output = output.rstrip('\n')

if "Cannot find KDC for realm" in output:

return Result(False, "Cannot find KDC for realm, check DNS settings or setup /etc/krb5.conf")

if retval == 1 and not output:

return Result(False, "empty response")

if error_filter:

nt_status_error = nt_status_error_filter(output)

if nt_status_error:

return Result(False, nt_status_error)

return Result(True, output)

class SambaSmbclient(SambaTool):

'''

Encapsulates a subset of the functionality of the Samba smbclient command.

'''

def __init__(self, command, target, creds):

super().__init__(command, target, creds)

# Set timeout

self.exec += ['-t', f'{target.timeout}']

# Build command

if command[0] == 'list':

self.exec += ['-L', f'//{target.host}', '-g']

elif command[0] == 'help':

self.exec += ['-c','help', f'//{target.host}/ipc$']

elif command[0] == 'dir' and command[1]:

self.exec += ['-c','dir', f'//{target.host}/{command[1]}']

self.exec = ['smbclient'] + self.exec

class SambaRpcclient(SambaTool):

'''

Encapsulates a subset of the functionality of the Samba rpcclient command.

'''

def __init__(self, command, target, creds):

super().__init__(command, target, creds)

# Build command

if command[0] == 'queryuser':

rid = command[1]

self.exec += ['-c', f'{command[0]} {rid}']

elif command[0] == 'querygroup':

rid = command[1]

self.exec += ['-c', f'{command[0]} {rid}']

elif command[0] == 'enumalsgroups':

group_type = command[1]

self.exec += ['-c', f'{command[0]} {group_type}']

elif command[0] == 'lookupnames':

username = command[1]

self.exec += ['-c', f'{command[0]} {username}']

elif command[0] == 'lookupsids':

sid = command[1]

self.exec += ['-c', f'{command[0]} {sid}']

# Currently, here the following commands should be handled:

# enumprinters

# enumdomusers, enumdomgroups

# lsaenumsid, lsaquery

# querydispinfo

# srvinfo

else:

self.exec += ['-c', f'{command[0]}']

self.exec += [ target.host ]

self.exec = ['rpcclient'] + self.exec

class SambaNet(SambaTool):

'''

Encapsulates a subset of the functionality of the Samba net command.

'''

def __init__(self, command, target, creds):

super().__init__(command, target, creds)

# Set timeout

self.exec += ['-t', f'{target.timeout}']

# Build command

if command[0] == 'rpc':

if command[1] == 'group':

if command[2] == 'members':

groupname = command[3]

self.exec += [f'{command[0]}', f'{ command[1]}', f'{command[2]}', groupname]

if command[1] == 'service':

if command[2] == 'list':

self.exec += [f'{command[0]}', f'{ command[1]}', f'{command[2]}']

self.exec += [ "-S", target.host ]

self.exec = ['net'] + self.exec

class SambaNmblookup(SambaTool):

'''

Encapsulates the nmblookup command. Currently only the -A option is supported.

'''

def __init__(self, target):

super().__init__(None, target, creds=None)

self.exec += [ "-A", target.host ]

self.exec = ['nmblookup'] + self.exec

class SambaConfig:

'''

Allows to create custom Samba configurations which can be passed via path to the various Samba client tools.

Currently such a configuration is always created on tool start. This allows to overcome issues with newer

releases of the Samba client tools where certain features are disabled by default.

'''

def __init__(self, entries):

config = '\n'.join(['[global]']+entries) + '\n'

with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(delete=False) as config_file:

config_file.write(config.encode())

self.config_filename = config_file.name

def get_path(self):

return self.config_filename

def add(self, entries):

try:

config = '\n'.join(entries) + '\n'

with open(self.config_filename, 'a') as config_file:

config_file.write(config)

return True

except:

return False

def delete(self):

try:

os.remove(self.config_filename)

except OSError:

return Result(False, f"Could not delete samba configuration file {self.config_filename}")

return Result(True, "")

class Output:

'''

Output stores the output dictionary which will be filled out during the run of

the tool. The update() function takes a dictionary, which will then be merged

into the output dictionary (out_dict). In addition, the update() function is

responsible for writing the JSON/YAML output.

'''

def __init__(self, out_file=None, out_file_type=None):

self.out_file = out_file

self.out_file_type = out_file_type

self.out_dict = OrderedDict({"errors":{}})

if self.out_file:

self._validate()

def update(self, content):

# The following is needed, since python3 does not support nested merge of

# dictionaries out of the box:

# Temporarily save the current "errors" sub dict. Then update out_dict with the new

# content. If "content" also had an "errors" dict (e.g. if the module run failed),

# this would overwrite the "errors" dict from the previous run. Therefore,

# we replace the old out_dict["errors"] with the saved one. A proper merge will

# then be done further down.

old_errors_dict = self.out_dict["errors"]

self.out_dict.update(content)

self.out_dict["errors"] = old_errors_dict

# Merge dicts

if "errors" in content:

new_errors_dict = content["errors"]

for key, value in new_errors_dict.items():

if key in old_errors_dict:

self.out_dict["errors"][key] = {**old_errors_dict[key], **new_errors_dict[key]}

else:

self.out_dict["errors"][key] = value

def flush(self):

# Only for nice JSON/YAML output (errors at the end)

self.out_dict.move_to_end("errors")

# Write JSON/YAML

if self.out_file is not None:

if "json" in self.out_file_type and not self._write_json():

return Result(False, f"Could not write JSON output to {self.out_file}.json")

if "yaml" in self.out_file_type and not self._write_yaml():

return Result(False, f"Could not write YAML output to {self.out_file}.yaml")

return Result(True, "")

def _write_json(self):

try:

with open(f"{self.out_file}.json", 'w') as f:

f.write(json.dumps(self.out_dict, indent=4))

except OSError:

return False

return True

def _write_yaml(self):

try:

with open(f"{self.out_file}.yaml", 'w') as f:

f.write(yamlize(self.out_dict, rstrip=False))

except OSError:

return False

return True

def _validate(self):

basename = os.path.basename(self.out_file)

directory = os.path.dirname(self.out_file)

if not os.path.isdir(directory):

raise ValueError( f'The given output directory {directory} does not exist')

if not os.access(directory, os.W_OK):

raise ValueError( f'The given output directory {directory} is not writable')

if not basename:

raise ValueError(f'Please add an output file name, only an output directory {self.out_file} was specified')

if 'json' in self.out_file_type and os.path.exists(f'{self.out_file}.json') and not os.access(f'{self.out_file}.json', os.W_OK):

raise ValueError(f'The given output file {self.out_file}.json exists, but is not writable')

if 'yaml' in self.out_file_type and os.path.exists(f'{self.out_file}.yaml') and not os.access(f'{self.out_file}.yaml', os.W_OK):

raise ValueError(f'The given output file {self.out_file}.yaml exists, but is not writable')

def as_dict(self):

return self.out_dict

### Listeners Scans

class ListenersScan():

def __init__(self, target, scan_list):

self.target = target

self.scan_list = scan_list

self.listeners = OrderedDict({})

def run(self):

module_name = ENUM_LISTENERS

output = {}

print_heading(f"Listener Scan on {self.target.host}")

for listener, port in SERVICES.items():

if listener not in self.scan_list:

continue

print_info(f"Checking {listener}")

result = self.check_accessible(listener, port)

if result.retval:

print_success(result.retmsg)

else:

output = process_error(result.retmsg, ["listeners"], module_name, output)

self.listeners[listener] = {"port": port, "accessible": result.retval}

output["listeners"] = self.listeners

return output

def check_accessible(self, listener, port):

if self.target.ip_version == 6:

address_family = socket.AF_INET6

elif self.target.ip_version == 4:

address_family = socket.AF_INET

try:

sock = socket.socket(address_family, socket.SOCK_STREAM)

sock.settimeout(self.target.timeout)

result = sock.connect_ex((self.target.host, port))

if result == 0:

return Result(True, f"{listener} is accessible on {port}/tcp")

return Result(False, f"Could not connect to {listener} on {port}/tcp: {SOCKET_ERRORS[result]}")

except Exception:

return Result(False, f"Could not connect to {listener} on {port}/tcp")

def get_accessible_listeners(self):

accessible = []

for listener, entry in self.listeners.items():

if entry["accessible"] is True:

accessible.append(listener)

return accessible

def get_accessible_ports_by_pattern(self, pattern):

accessible = []

for listener, entry in self.listeners.items():

if pattern in listener and entry["accessible"] is True:

accessible.append(entry["port"])

return accessible

### NetBIOS Enumeration

class EnumNetbios():

def __init__(self, target, creds):

self.target = target

self.creds = creds

def run(self):

'''

Run NetBIOS module which collects Netbios names and the workgroup/domain.

'''

module_name = ENUM_NETBIOS

print_heading(f"NetBIOS Names and Workgroup/Domain for {self.target.host}")

output = {"domain":None, "nmblookup":None}

nmblookup = self.nmblookup()

if nmblookup.retval:

result = self.get_domain(nmblookup.retval)

if result.retval:

print_success(result.retmsg)

output["domain"] = result.retval

else:

output = process_error(result.retmsg, ["domain"], module_name, output)

result = self.nmblookup_to_human(nmblookup.retval)

print_success(result.retmsg)

output["nmblookup"] = result.retval

else:

output = process_error(nmblookup.retmsg, ["nmblookup", "domain"], module_name, output)

return output

def nmblookup(self):

'''

Runs nmblookup (a NetBIOS over TCP/IP Client) in order to lookup NetBIOS names information.

'''

result = SambaNmblookup(self.target).run(log='Trying to get NetBIOS names information')

if not result.retval:

return Result(None, f"Could not get NetBIOS names information via 'nmblookup': {result.retmsg}")

if "No reply from" in result.retmsg:

return Result(None, "Could not get NetBIOS names information via 'nmblookup': host does not reply")

return Result(result.retmsg, "")

def get_domain(self, nmblookup_result):

'''

Extract domain from given nmblookoup result.

'''

match = re.search(r"^\s+(\S+)\s+<00>\s+-\s+<GROUP>\s+", nmblookup_result, re.MULTILINE)

if match:

if valid_domain(match.group(1)):

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