syss-research/ldap-swakLDAP Swiss Army Knife
Multi-function LDAP server utility. Quickly setup LDAP server for testing purposes, MitM proxies for intercepting plaintext or forwarding NTLM credentials or exploit various Java JNDI/LDAP Client vulnerabilities.
Author: Moritz Bechler ([email protected]) Project Repository: https://github.com/SySS-Research/ldap-swak
Maven required.
mvn package verify
-> target/ldap-swak-0.0.5-SNAPSHOT-all.jar
Just run the JAR file with approriate subcommand and options:
> java -jar target/ldap-swak-0.0.5-SNAPSHOT-all.jar
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LDAP Swiss Army Knife
--accept-pass=<acceptPass>
Accept login using this pass
--accept-user=<acceptUser>
Accept login using this user
--bind=<bind> Network address to bind to
--cert=<certificate> Certificate file to use (PEM, in conjunction with --key)
--fakecert-bits=<fakeCertBitsize>
RSA keySize when generating private key for fake
certificates
Default: 2048
--fakecert-cn=<fakeCertCN>
Subject DN to use when creating fake certificates
Default: cn=fake
--fakecert-lifetime=<fakeCertLifetime>
Lifetime of fake certificate in days
Default: 7
--fakecert-san=<fakeCertSANs>
Fake certificate subject alternative names
--fakecert-sigalg=<fakeCertSigalg>
Signature algorithm to use when generating fake
certificates
Default: SHA256withRSA
--fakecert-validfrom=<fakeCertValidFrom>
Fake certificate validity start
--fakecert-validto=<fakeCertValidTo>
Fake certificate validity end
--key=<privateKey> Private key file to use (PEM, in conjunction with
--cert)
--keystore=<keystore> Keystore to load key/certificate from
--keystore-pass=<keystorePass>
Default: changeit
--keystore-type=<keystoreType>
Keystore type
Default: JKS
--nostarttls Disable StartTLS
--ntlm-relay=<relayServer>
Relay intecepted NTLM exchange to SMB server for PSExec
--psexec-cmd=<psexecCMD>
Using the relayed credentials, run system command using
PSExec
--psexec-cmd-log=<psexecCMDLog>
Redirect CMD command output to file (filesystem path)
--psexec-cmd-script-loc=<psexecCMDScriptLoc>
SHARE/Path for launcher script file used for output
redirection
Default: /ADMIN$/Temp/
--psexec-cmd-script-path=<psexecCMDScriptPath>
Local filesystem for launcher script file used for
output redirection
Default: C:\Windows\Temp\
--psexec-display-name=<psexecDisplayName>
Display name of service used for PSExec
--psexec-psh-encode Encode PSExec Powershell Payload
--psexec-script=<psexecPSHScript>
Using the relayed credentials, run Powershell code
using PSExec (size limits apply)
--psexec-script-file=<psexecPSHScriptFile>
Using the relayed credentials, run Powershell code from
script file using PSExec (size limits apply)
--psexec-service-name=<psexecServiceName>
Name of service used for PSExec
--relay-read-charset=<readFileCharset>
Charset for reading remote files, only relevant when
outputting
Default: UTF-8
--relay-read-from=<readFileSource>
Using the relayed credentials, read file from this
target share/path (SHARE/path/)
--relay-read-retries=<readFileRetries>
Number of retries reading the file, possibly waiting
for the command to complete, each 1 second apart
Default: 5
--relay-read-to=<readFileTarget>
Local file to store the read file data, leave empty for
stdout
--relay-write-file=<writeFileSource>
Using the relayed credentials, write this local file to
the server
--relay-write-to=<writeFileTarget>
Using the relayed credentials, write file to this
target share/path (SHARE/path/)
--request-log Log all requests
--schemaless Don't provide any schema
--server-base-dn=<baseDN>
Base DNs to report
--ssl Run a SSL/TLS listener
--tls-cipher=<tlsCiphers>
TLS ciphers to allow
see https://docs.oracle.
com/javase/9/docs/specs/security/standard-names.html
--tls-proto=<tlsProtocols>
TLS versions to allow (TLS12, TLS11, TLS10, SSLv3,
SSLv2}
--uid-attr=<uidAttrs> Attributes to extract username from DNs
--write-creds=<writeCreds>
Write intercepted credentials to this file (format:
user pass, one per line)
-h, --help Display this help message.
-p, --port=<port> Port to bind to (defaults: 389 for normal, 636 for SSL)
-q, --quiet Only show warnings and errors
-v, --verbose Specify multiple -v options to increase verbosity.
For example, `-v -v -v` or `-vvv`
-V, --version print version information and exit
Commands:
fake Launch fake LDAP server
proxy Launch proxy LDAP server
jndi Java JNDI Exploits
SSL/TLS/StartTLS listeners use a self-signed certificiate if no other certificate is provided. --tls-cipher and --tls-proto can be used to set the allowed ciphers. However, using legacy algorithms requires adjustments to the Java installation's java.security.properties file. See https://www.java.com/en/configure_crypto.html
Just intercept credentials or provide some data to the client.
Additional options:
--load= LDIF file with data to load
--schema= LDIF file containing schema definition
(if the server is not run --schemaless a basic default schema is applied)
> java -jar target/ldap-swak-0.0.5-SNAPSHOT-all.jar fake -p 1389
12:52:32.484 INFO FakeServer - Starting StartTLS listener on *:1389
> ldapsearch -H ldap://localhost:1389/ -ZZ -x -D cn=test -w test
ldap_bind: Invalid credentials (49)
=> 12:53:35.653 INFO CredentialsOperationInterceptor - Intercepted credentials cn=test:test
Forward all requests to a set of target servers. This also records intercepted credentials.