terminal emulator for designing and testing exploits
haxterm ((tcp <host> <port> | local <path>)
Press ESC to enter the both escaped mode
| Key | Input escaped | Output escaped | Both escaped |
|---|---|---|---|
| i | No effect | Switches to input escaped | Switches to input escaped |
| o | No effect | Switches to output escaped | Switches to output escaped |
| x | hexadecimal input | hexadecimal output | |
| a | assembly file input | ||
| s | standard input | standard output | |
| f | file input | flushes the buffer without newline | |
ESC |
Unescapes | Unescapes | Unescapes |
Actually performing binary exploitation generally requires an idiotic cat command like cat - recon - stager payload -, or a hacked together helper script that does this stuff for you, like my terrible helper.py. You also will need subtly different interactions for remote and local programs, such as making sure the TCP stream flushes for the geniuses who treat TCP as a message protocol.