eatshell 1.0.2

Automate the process of extracting, loading and assembling shellcode.

eatshell

Summary • Requirements • Installation • Usage • License

Summary

eatshell is a simple command line tool to automate the process of shellcode extraction, loading and assembling. eatshell contains three commands extract, load, and assemble.

[!NOTE] Note: eatshell is meant for small-scale application and primarily created for personal use only.

Requirements

• Python 3.xx

Installation

There are two ways to install eatshell:

Install the tool directly with pip

pip install eatshell

Or, you can build from source. Download the latest release.

Usage

Use the --help switch to read the COMMANDS and OPTIONS available.

$ eatshell --help
Usage: eatshell.py [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
  --hush  Suppress Usage and Warning info.
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  assemble
  extract
  load

There are three commands available for eatshell:

• assemble
• extract
• load

$ eatshell assemble --shellcode <hex string> --file <filename>
    
    Use this command to assemble given shellcode
    into an ELF file with +rwx permissions for
    the owner.

$ eatshell extract --file <filename> --hex <boolean>
        
    Use this command to extract shellcode
    from an existing ELF file.
    Turn --hex on for hex encoding.

$ eatshell load --shellcode <hex string>

    Use this command to run the provided
    shellcode interactively.
    Use with caution, might not work everytime.

[!WARNING] Create an .env file with the following variables. Otherwise, the program might not work.

.env file structure example:

OS=linux
ARCH=amd64
LOG_LEVEL=error

License

Distributed under MIT License.