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Inspired by Pacu for AWS by RhinoSecurityLabs, I wanted to create a tool that did not simply do configuration reviews of Azure cloud environments, but one that takes that extra step with useful exploitation modules for penetration testing. The framework was initially developed during my time at MWR InfoSecurity.
Lava was designed with the intent to make the process of adding modules they deem useful as easy as possible for a penetration tester.
git clone https://github.com/mattrotlevi/lava.git
./setup.sh (hit enter for all the prompts)root@computer# python3 lava.py
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Lava $>
Lava $> help
banner ---> print ascii art banner
clear/clean ---> clear the screen
list/ls ---> prints all the modules and categories
exec [module_name] ---> executes a module
exec [module_name] ? ---> prints help of a module
az [rest of command] ---> directly runs azure command
help ---> prints this help screen
exit ---> exits lava
informational commands:
whoami ---> prints info about current subscription
rgroups ---> prints info about resource groups
Running exec [module_name] ? prints that individual module's help string and usage
Lava $> exec vm_list ?
usage:
exec vm_list [-rgrp resource-group] ---> will list all vms and public/private ips
The exfil_file_search module requires a bit of outside setup to work. I provided a small php file that will handle receiving the gzip with sensitive files and will handle writing it to a directory called "/uploads"
I tested the module with ngrok.io
Installing ngrok.io:
follow the super easy installation guide at https://ngrok.com/download
- Place ngrok in a directory with the exfil.php file and a subdirectory called /uploads (make sure write is enabled)
- run
./nrgok - run the exfil data module and supply the ngrok url and data will automatically be exfiltrated
The intent of this project is to help pentesters in an Azure engagement. I specifically attempted to make the framework as easy to add to and extend as possible.
Therefore, if you want to add your own modules please feel free to submit a pull request, clone, or whatever.
For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.