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Customization

What is the project doing?

  1. Creates a folder with the name you give it

  2. Create a .vscode folder with all settings and zsh files

    like vscode setting.json tasks.json and metasploit workspace rcfile workspace_metasploit.rc

  3. Check LaunchOrder.md for the launch order of zsh files and it will explain how they works.

How to customize it?

in disk temporary

  1. directly edit the folder you created via createhackenv.sh

  2. edit any files under .vscode

  3. and it will auto enabled in vscode

create your own template

  1. fork this repo

  2. edit/update/add/delete the files under .vscode folder

  3. before your commit, use craft.py to generate the new createhackenv.sh file

    python3 craft.py will generate createhackenv.sh file

    what is craft.py?

    it's a python script to create the creathackenv.sh file for you based on current folder vscode configuration.

    It will pack the config files with base64 and put it in the creathackenv.sh file.

    and createhackenv.sh will decode it and put it in the right place when you create a new hacking environment.

    you can customize the createhackenv.sh file by yourself, but you need to make sure the base64 string is correct.

  4. add everything and commit, push to your own repo

Explain for current files

  • settings.json and tasks.json for vscode settings

    it is entry point for vscode to load settings and tasks for the project, just like index.

    and the detail commands will loadded in other zsh files.

    settings.json defines the terminal modes in vscode

    tasks.json defines commands which will run just once.

    current task is msfvenom payload fast generate task.

    extension.json defines the extension you'd better to install in vscode.

    it extends vscode with other strong features like code analysis, code completion, etc.

  • env.zsh for environments variables you want to set. it should be sourced source*.zsh. (recommended to source it in every .zsh file under .vscode folder)

    e.g. export RHOST=11.45.1.4

    it also will auto set the envirnoment variable of $PROJECT_FOLDER to the folder you just created

    you can reuse like

    e.g. cd $PROJECT_FOLDER switch the pwd back to the project

  • source.zsh file will control the zsh shell behavior in vscode terminal with mode

    e.g. source.zsh will be used when you set env varoiable WEB_DELIVERY_MODE in your new vscode terminal.

    you will launched a new zsh shell and execute the WEB_DELIVERY_MODE command in the block

    meterpreter-handler will launch up a new msfconsole with the metasploit rcfile this terminal will called with msfconsole command in source source_metasploit.zsh file

    netcat-handler if you prefer netcat or pwncat-cs to handle reverse shell, you can use this mode terminal

    web-delivery will cd into the $PROJECT_WEB_DELIVERY folder and start a python http server for you to delivery web files. It based on source source_web-delivery.zsh file.

    you can use pdteam's simplehttpserver to replace it.

  • kali-orbstack file will launch orbstack virtual machine - kalilinx, source source_kali-orbstack.zsh and process env variables in env.zsh file inside env. it will also control the zsh behavior but in kali vm.

    you can easily inject environment variables into the kali vm with this mode. and reuse command outside.

    like evil-winrm -i $RHOST -u $RUSER -p $RPASS will work in kali vm and host machine. and you just need set the env variables in env.zsh file once.

  • metasploit rcfile metasploit_handler.rc for you to use in vscode terminal (meterpreter-handler mode)

    it launched as msfconsole -r this.rc

    you can use it to set up your own meterpreter handler with custom options / operations

    like use multi/handler set payloads lhost lport etc and run as job in background

Warning

  1. env.zsh and source_*.zsh will load before zshrc