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download-file-and-exec.vbs | ||
hello-world-jscript-xslt.xsl | ||
README.md | ||
wmi-exec-command.vbs | ||
wscript-shell-code-exec.vbs | ||
wscript-shell-run-jscript-scriptlet.sct | ||
wscript-shell-run-jscript-xslt.xsl | ||
wscript-shell-run-vbscript.hta | ||
wscript-shell-stdin-code-exec.vbs |
A small collection of unobfuscated code-execution primitives in different languages
A handy collection of small primitives/templates useulf for code-execution, downloading or otherwise offensive purposes. Whenever a quick sample of VBScript/JScript/C# code is needed - this directory should bring you one.
Windows Script Host (WSH) subsystem can execute VBScript/JScript scritplets using two pre-installed interpreters:
-
cscript.exe
- to be used for command-line, dynamic script execution. Doesn't load AMSI -
wscript.exe
- For general scripts execution. This one loads AMSI
VBScript
-
download-file-and-exec.vbs
- Downloads a binary file usingMsxml2.ServerXMLHTTP
, stores it to the diskAdodb.Stream
and then launches it viaWscript.Shell Run
-
wmi-exec-command.vbs
- Example of VBScript code execution via WMI class'Win32_Process
static methodCreate
-
wscript-shell-code-exec.vbs
- Code execution viaWScript.Shell
in a hidden window. -
wscript-shell-stdin-code-exec.vbs
- Code execution viaWScript.Shell
in a hidden window through a command passed from StdIn topowershell
JScript
XSL
XSL files can be executed in the following ways:
- Using
wmic.exe
:
wmic os get /format:"jscript-xslt-template.xsl"
Templates:
-
hello-world-jscript-xslt.xsl
- A sample backbone for XSLT file with JScript code showing a simple message box. -
wscript-shell-run-jscript-xslt.xsl
- JScript XSLT withWScript.Shell.Run
method
COM Scriptlets
Sample code execution with regsvr32
can be following:
regsvr32 /u /n /s /i:wscript-shell-run-jscript-scriptlet.sct scrobj.dll
wscript-shell-run-jscript-scriptlet.sct
- SCT file with JSCript code execution viaWScript.Shell.Run
HTA
HTA files are HTML Applications
wscript-shell-run-vbscript.hta
- A backbone forWScript.Shell.Run
via VBScript