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Remote console

2007-09-12T16:36:45-04:00

You have to login first

Do these commands:

.rc *

.rc *

.rc *

-> Then you should be logged in

Statistics: Posted by nsrafk — Wed Sep 12, 2007 4:36 pm

Remote console

2007-08-31T13:43:48-04:00

i am using rconsole.tcl on my bots which they are all linked together, when i try to make the bots say something on the channel all the bots reply to the hub bot where i am connected from saying:

*** Not logged in yet, log in first

any ideas ?

Read the instructions.

Code:

Usage: .rc  [command|text]  ("*" is used to send to all bots)when used without command/text, it sends initial login request

Statistics: Posted by DragnLord — Fri Aug 31, 2007 1:43 pm

Remote console

2006-12-04T00:01:42-04:00

I'm about to make some final additions to this thing so now is a good time for final requests, I'll consider any

Statistics: Posted by demond — Mon Dec 04, 2006 12:01 am

Remote console

2005-08-13T06:48:19-04:00

the final one, 1.7 is out; I don't plan to release any more versions of rconsole, the script is now pretty much complete and polished (and hopefully, bug-free)

new in 1.7 is the optional blowfish encryption of rconsole botnet traffic; that helps if you run it in mixed/heterogenous botnets where not all bots are yours and there is a chance for someone to sniff your remote commands, thereby potentially compromising sensitive data (e.g. passwords)

I'll be submitting 1.7 to Tcl Script Archive shortly, so it should show up there in a few days

Statistics: Posted by demond — Sat Aug 13, 2005 6:48 am

Remote console

2005-08-12T11:43:22-04:00

There was, but only for certain commands. You could of course always control a single bot by choosing it with netcontrol command and use netdump. This means that you gotta remember the right form of an irc-command you output then, I used to do this if I wanted the bot just output something to a server. However afaik there never was a feature you could use for every command the bot has.

Statistics: Posted by x — Fri Aug 12, 2005 11:43 am

Remote console

2005-08-08T01:37:59-04:00

hmm I haven't used netbots for a while but I believe there was such thing there as well

Statistics: Posted by demond — Mon Aug 08, 2005 1:37 am

Remote console

2005-08-07T21:02:20-04:00

Wow, this one looks really promising. I always wished that netbots would include also this feature. Makes everything a lot easier. Thanks a lot!

Statistics: Posted by x — Sun Aug 07, 2005 9:02 pm

Remote console

2005-08-06T20:46:04-04:00

okay, 1.6 is out; you can now control groups of bots by group's index, or specify several comma-separated bots; also, there are more rci commands and better doc

I plan to introduce encrypted links in 1.7, for total security when used in heterogenous botnet environment

grab it directly from here (I won't be updating Tcl archive until 1.7)

Statistics: Posted by demond — Sat Aug 06, 2005 8:46 pm

Remote console

2005-08-02T13:04:19-04:00

no, you can't decrypt eggdrop passwords... but there's another problem - my script needs to associate the local login's DCC index with the remote login's index of commands originator (since it handles multiple rconsoles for multiple users simultaniously and independently) - and there's no such association when you have autologin; that could be dealt with by introducing some limitations which I'm not too keen of doing, but I'll see what I can do about that

Statistics: Posted by demond — Tue Aug 02, 2005 1:04 pm

Remote console

2005-08-02T12:11:04-04:00

That`s what i mean. Yes, this will include handle & password. Well, my handle you know if i type something on the partyline. My password is getuser handle pass, it should be possible to decrypt it? I have never thinked about that. If not i don`t think that it will be a to big secure leak, because no one else from outside should have acess to the eggdrop/scripts dir. If them have them can acess to the bot so or so...

Statistics: Posted by sKy — Tue Aug 02, 2005 12:11 pm

Remote console

2005-08-01T22:42:20-04:00

good points, I'll fix the .rc mybot thing and I'll think how to make broadcasting more versatile and configurable

by 'autologin' you mean login on script's startup, without receiving .rc request? that would imply including your handle & password in the script

Statistics: Posted by demond — Mon Aug 01, 2005 10:42 pm

Remote console

2005-08-01T22:15:52-04:00

I think it might be nice if you add this.

Anyway, .rc * password isn`t a good idea. On differnt bots i got different handles and passwords (differnet botowners). So if you want a suggestion it will be cool if you improve some kind of "logingroups" which are configurable in the config. Maybe a autologin will be nice too.

Another point, syntax: .rc bot,bot,?bot? [command|text]. That`s not that much important but i think not to hard to add.

The lest small suggestion, if i am logged in on partyline of the bot "mybot" and i type .rc mybot anything, it should reponse mybot - that`s me or something like that and not mybot is not on the botnet.

Anyway... This is one of the best scripts i have seen arround in the last time. Good job.

Statistics: Posted by sKy — Mon Aug 01, 2005 10:15 pm

Remote console

2005-07-30T03:35:12-04:00

it should be noted that you need to be cautious when using rconsole in heterogenous botnet environments - that is, botnets including foreign bots, not your own only; for example, if you reply on the password prompt with .rc * password, each bot in the botnet, including foreign linked bots that don't run rconsole, will receive the password - and it could be sniffed

I'm willing to implement broadcasting to known and flagged bots only, if there is enough demand for this; if not, I won't bother... my botnet consists of my bots anyway

Statistics: Posted by demond — Sat Jul 30, 2005 3:35 am

Remote console

2005-07-23T03:18:51-04:00

a nice side effect in rconsole is the fact that you don't need to create bot records for the sake of .relay anymore - rconsole will reach any linked bot on-the-fly, even if that bot is not on your userlist (of course, the remote bot must run rconsole too)

Statistics: Posted by demond — Sat Jul 23, 2005 3:18 am

Remote console

2005-07-19T13:33:45-04:00

well thanks for your kindness, I'd really have wanted to implement some sort of easier full access to other bots in the botnet, but alas, eggdrop doesn't provide an authentication mechanism other than interactive logging in with handle & password

but I guess rconsole does a fairly good job too, making botnet runners' lives easier, especially when coupled with netbots

Statistics: Posted by demond — Tue Jul 19, 2005 1:33 pm