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0.1.1 | Nov 11, 2021 |
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0.1.0 | Jan 7, 2021 |
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RustPwnTools
Early development, changing API
Learning Rust by writing a PwnTools Library
I like the Rust programming language with its contraints and restrictions. But I wanted to start a bigger Project, wo get to know more of the language and use it.
Because I play a lot of CTFs in my free time, I am pretty familiar to PwnTools. So I decided I could implement to most used features of pwntools I use the most in rust.
This way I could write my exploits in Rust and learn more of the language. My goal will never be to replace or copy pwntools, because the library is huge and I don't use all the features.
Instead I want to write a library, for how I would ease my CTF rapid exploit development. I will have a look at what features I use a lot and try to implement them step by step. I even have some ideas, on where I could improve for my own workflow.
My first primary for a first version, will be implementing tubes. At first release only the function remote / process / recvuntil / recvline / send / sendline / close. Because this is the part of pwntools I use the most.
Features
- Process execution
- Process recvuntil / recvline
- Process send / sendline
- Tubes create_process
- TCP Socket connect
- TCP Socket connection status
- TCP Socket recvuntil / recvline
- TCP Socket send / sendline
- Attach GDB with tmux
- Hexdump output
- Tubes recv_timeout
- Tubes interactive
- Cyclic pattern
- Linux coredump
- ELF Header
- PE Header
- x86/x64 Assembly/Dissassembly
- ARM Assembly/Dissassembly
- Binary Packing for little/big endia
- Checksec (NE Stack, W/X Protection, Stack Canary, PIE)
- Shellcodes DB
- ROP Gadgets
- HTTP Post/Get
Dependencies
~3–11MB
~116K SLoC