PHP OMELETTE

A code fragmentation technique for avoiding filtering or detection from things like web application firewalls. Inspired by the concept of fragmented shellcode used in memory corruption [omelet][1] and can scatter fragmented PHP code through log files yet still execute it as a single bit of PHP.

The broad concept is:

Everything inside the <?php ?> tags is code
Everything inside the /* */ multi line comments are ignored
PHP parsing has some flexibility

The preferred use of this is to inject a small stager payload, but bigger files could be transformed as well.

The steps are simple enough that they can be performed manually:

Add comment after all opening tags
Add comment before all closing tags
Add comments before and after semi colons
Add comment after comma
Add comments before and after opening and closing pharanteses
Remove duplicate comments
Insert new line before each closing multi line comment
Remove empty lines

More steps can be added, or you can implement your own version, but keeping them simple means you can use the steps on other languages like JavaScript as well.

This repository includes some scripts to help automate the process of fragmenting and injecting the code, and some "debugging" tools. The automated process is not syntax aware so beware when using strings or embedding PHP in things like HTML.

omelette

The main script for fragmenting PHP code, uses regex to generate fragmented PHP code. Code is given as the first agrument. Examples:

$ ./omelette '<?=eval($_GET[0])?>'
$ ./omelette "$(cat t/shell3.php)" > plate

injectlog.sh and injectUA.sh

Automatically fragment and inject the omelette to a website. Takes PHP code as first argument and a URL as the second. Will send injection as parameter or via UserAgent. Examples:

$ ./injectlog.sh '<?php phpinfo(); ?>' 'http://example.com?id=1&inject='
$ ./injectUA.sh "$(cat t/shell1.php)" http://example.com

view-clean.sh

Tries to show the fragmented code in a cleaner/readable format. Example:

./view-clean.sh ./plate

php_parse.php

Breaks PHP code into parsed tokens, handy when seeing how the PHP parser deals with fragmented code:

php php_parse.php ./file

Credits

Wireghoul - http://www.justanotherhacker.com