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Lateral

Reaching the goal may require multiple forwarding of ports or vpn tunnels.

pivoting3

Сlassic pivoting is not always easy and cannot be 100% automated.

Lateral movement without pivoting.

The solution - use the same ports for port forwarding as for lateral movement.

recursive

It may looks like every new shell opens from a previous target.

And in fact, all connections will only take place between victims.

iftop

Builtin socks-proxy

Traffic of any application can be redirected through msrpc tunnels.

psexec

The output node will be the current victim.

shells2

Scripting

And now lateral movement can be fully automated.

python-api2

Problems

  • Overheads. Each new chain brings a 5-fold increase in traffic because of RPC transport.
  • At the moment there are some problems with WindowsXP (can be fixed)
  • MSRPCProxy cannot be run through proxychains. Because under the hood, it uses localhost connections. You should use transparent proxying in this case (redsocks)
  • With chains greater than 1, dangling sessions may appear on distant nodes (you can check this net stop server). This is due to problems with the blocking calls of the RPC. If there are a lot of hanging sessions (about 20), the RPC may stop working completely and you will lose all remote control (you will need to restart the server service manualy). This problem has not been resolved yet, therefore it is recommended to periodically remove the proxy service (msrpcproxy.py "clear -user admin -pass 123 10.0.0.64)

Legal

GPL.

Use only for education purposes or legitimate pentests.