Hel1and/go-deliver

Go-deliver is a payload delivery tool coded in Go.

go-deliver

Go-deliver is a payload delivery tool coded in Go. This is the first version and other features will be added in the future.

Precompiled Releases

https://github.com/0x09AL/go-deliver/releases

Installation

To use go-deliver without installing Go and the required dependencies you can download the precompiled binaries.

If you want to compile from source:

1. Clone this repository.
2. Install the required dependecies.
3. Compile and run.

Dependecies

• https://github.com/chzyer/readline
• https://github.com/gorilla/mux
• https://github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3
• https://github.com/olekukonko/tablewriter
• http://gopkg.in/gcfg.v1

Configuration

Currently go-deliver supports only http server for payload delivery. More server types will be added later. To change the port of the http server you can modify the config.conf.

Sample configuration :

[http]
port = 8000
template403 = template/403.html
template404 = template/403.html

[https]
port = 8443
template403 = template/403.html
template404 = template/403.html

The only configuration that can be changed here is the port under http. The other options are for features that will be added later. There is a lot of code that has been created for future versions so you can ignore them.

Usage

The main logic behind go-deliver is to deliver different type of payloads to specific IP/Subnet address or block access for specific IP/Subnet.

Currently you have two types of objects in go-deliver.

• Payload - Used to define an object to deliver.
• Host - Used to define an object to combine with Payload object.

Payload object commands

• Add - Add a new payload to database.
• Delete - Delete a payload from the database.
• List - List all the payloads on the database.

Payload types

mshta regsrv32 powershell javascript html text exe

Payload Options

• Id - ID of the payload on the database. (Unchangeable)
• Name - Name of the payload.
• Content Type - Content Type that will be sent as a header.
• Host Blacklist - The name of a Host object to be used as a blacklist.
• Host Whitelist - The name of a Host object to be used as a whitelist.
• Data File - Location of a file to be delivered.
• Data B64 - B64 encoded data to be delivered.
• Ptype - Payload type.
• Guid - Unique identifier for every payload.

Note : If no whitelist or blacklist is specified the payload will get delivered to anyone with the correct URL.

Host object commands

• Add - Add a new host object to the database.
• Delete - Delete a host object from the database.
• List - List all the host objects on the database.

Host options

• Id - ID of the host object on the database. (Unchangeable)
• Name - Name of the host object.
• Htype - Host object type. It can be IP or Subnet

TODO

• Add more types of servers.
• Add templates and the ability to generate payloads.
• Add one-liner for every payload type.

Suggestions ???

Screenshots

Payload Creation

Payload List

Payload Deliver

Host Creation

Payload with Black List