PWNDROP

GitHub - kgretzky/pwndrop: Self-deployable file hosting service for red teamers, allowing to easily upload and share payloads over HTTP and WebDAV.GitHub

this is an open source payload hosting service used during Red Team engagements. it can serve files over HTTP/S & via WebDAV. it has features such as Geo-based restriction which allows it to be accessible only by the red team & the victim infrastructure as well as an admin portal with hidden directory.

INSTALLATION

#create the ec2/azure instance

#create a DNS A record pointing it to the vps instance ip to {subdomain}.{domain}.{tld}
#this is required prior to proceeding

#connect to the ec2 virtual machine
root@oco:~$ sudo -i {key}.pem [e-mail]

#install prerequisites
root@VPS:~$ NGVM: go version
root@VPS:~$ sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
root@VPS:~$ sudo apt install golang -y

#set up the environment variables & update the PATH environment variable to include the directory /usr/local/go/bin
root@VPS:~$ echo "export PATH=\$PATH:/usr/local/go/bin" >> ~/.bashrc
#apply the changes made to ~/.bashrc in the current shell session
root@VPS:~$ source ~/.bashrc

root@VPS:~$ sudo apt-get -y install git make
root@VPS:~$ git clone https://github.com/kgretzky/pwndrop
root@VPS:~$ cd pwndrop
root@VPS:~$ make
root@VPS:~$ make install

CONFIGURATION

root@VPS:~$ ./pwndrop
 * usage pwndrop [start|stop|install|remove|status] [-config <config_path>] [-debug] [-no-autocert] [-no-dns] [-h]

#running pwndrop
root@VPS:~$ ./pwndrop start

#configuration
root@VPS:~$ nano pwndrop/pwndrop.ini
 * executing pwndrop on its first launch will create an ini file by default. this file can be m 

[pwndrop]
listen_ip = "190.33.86.22"                  # the external IP of your pwndrop instance (must be set if you want to use the nameserver feature)
http_port = 80                              # listening port for HTTP and WebDAV
https_port = 443                            # listening port for HTTPS
data_dir = "./data"                         # directory path where data storage will reside (relative paths are from executable directory path)
admin_dir = "./admin"                       # directory path where the admin panel files reside (relative paths are from executable directory path)

[setup]                                     # optional: put in if you want to pre-configure pwndrop (section will be deleted from the config file on first run)
username = "admin"                          # username of the admin account
password = "secretpassword"                 # password of the admin account
redirect_url = "https://www.somedomain.com" # URL to which visitors will be redirected to if they supply a path, which doesn't point to any shared file (put blank if you want to return 404)
secret_path = "/pwndrop"                    # secret URL path, which upon visiting will allow your browser to access the login page of the admin panel (make sure to change the default value)

#Quickstart
#Make sure the pwndrop is running.

1.Open the secret URL to authorize your browser: https://yourdomain.com/pwndrop (this is a default value; make sure to use the secret path, you've pre-configured)
2.Open the admin panel URL in your browser: https://yourdomain.com/ (since you've authorized your browser, you will now see an admin panel login page)
3.Create your admin account or login.
4.Click the configuration cog in top-left corner and make sure you change the secret path to something other than /pwndrop.
5.You're good to go!