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A tool to generate macOS initial access vectors using Prelude Operator payloads

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iShelly is tool to generate macOS initial access vectors using Prelude Operator payloads.

It automates the following:

  • Compilation of Prelude Operator agents
  • Staging of payloads
  • Generation of initial access vectors on macOS. This includes various installer and disk image techniques (for a complete list, see the list of currently supported modules)

iShellyDemo

Currently supports:

Agents:

  • PneumaEX
  • Pneuma (supported on free Prelude Operator license!)

Modules:

  • Installer Package w/ only preinstall script
  • Installer Package w/ only postinstall script
  • Installer Package w/ Launch Daemon for Persistence - contains both pre/postinstall scripts!
  • Installer Package w/ Installer Plugin
  • Installer Package w/ JavaScript Functionality embedded
  • Installer Package w/ JavaScript Functionality in Script
  • Disk Image (DMG file)
  • Macro VBA
  • Macro SYLK with Excel

Installation

This tool will only run on macOS, since the package builders are native to macOS.

  1. Use your favorite virtualenv tool to create a virtualenv.
  2. Launch Operator tool on macOS
  3. pip3 install -r requirements
  4. python3 iShelly.py

Release Notes

1.1

  • Added a temporary patch to fix https://github.com/preludeorg/pneuma/pull/115
  • Added support for Pneuma. This means you can use iShelly on the free version of Prelude Operator
  • Added support for agent names, which are passed on the command line. This makes it easy to identify agents in Operator that are tied to a specific initial access technique. It also makes it easy for the blue team to hunt for a specific technique: use the cmdline.

Credit

This project is a rewrite of Mystikal, an initial access payload generator for the Mythic c2 platform written by Leo Pitt.

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A tool to generate macOS initial access vectors using Prelude Operator payloads

License:MIT License


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