Enteletaor
Enteletaor: Message Queue & Broker Injection tool
- Version:
1.0
- Code:
- Issues:
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- Python version:
Python 2.7.x & 3
- Author:
Daniel Garcia (cr0hn) - @ggdaniel
What’s Enteletaor
Message Queue & Broker Injection tool that implements attacks to Redis, RabbitMQ and ZeroMQ.
Some of the actions you can do:
Listing remote tasks.
Read remote task content.
Disconnect remote clients from Redis server (even the admin!)
Inject tasks into remote processes.
Make a scan to discover open brokers.
Try to discover user/passwords in auth protected brokers
Currently supported brokers are:
RabbitMQ (or AMQP compatible).
ZeroMQ.
Redis.
See documentation for more information.
What’s new?
This Enteletaor version, add a lot of new features and fixes, like:
Version 1.1.x
Many improvements and fixes
Added new module: password bruteforcer.
Version 1.0.0
First version released
1 maintainer
Metadata
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