Releases: InjectionSoftwareandSecurityLLC/lupo
Releases · InjectionSoftwareandSecurityLLC/lupo
v1.2.0
- Fixes bug caused by nested grumble session management. If a user started Lupo and entered the Session sub-shell they would break the Wolfpack server due to a global variable that saved the state of the Session sub-shell in memory even after the shell was destroyed when backing out. This was fixed by introducing a new global that can be managed separately from the server's CLI state.
- Implements new multi session execution feature - run a command across multiple sessions using the interact cmd sub command. This new sub command allow you execute a command across one, many, or all sessions and can be filtered using comma separated sessions, a range, or by filtering on the Arch (OS) field.
- Improves automation with the new interact cmd subcommand allowing operators to more easily automate post-exploitation commands using the resource file feature. Previously not possible due to the nested Session sub-shell conflicting with the run automation for the resource file within the Grumble CLI.
v1.1.0
v1.0.9
v1.0.8
v.1.0.7
v1.0.6
v1.0.5.2
- Fixed bug in Lupo Server that caused the
updateintervalcommand to log and send an incorrect cmdString value to the core.ExecuteConnection() function. - Minor text fixes to update the
updateintervalcommands argument descriptions on the Lupo Client and Server.
v1.0.5.1
- Fixed bug in Lupo Client that prevented certain data from being returned from command execution due to backslashes and newlines not being properly escaped
- Fixed bug in Wolfpack server that caused the new
updatedintervalcommand to not broadcast correctly from the client to implants due to an improper command string
v1.0.5
v1.0.4
- Adding persistence handler updates to all listening modules
- Fixed PSK global variable assignment bug found during feature development. The bug caused an issue where if a user previously set a PSK and made a management change, then a random PSK and would be set while printing a message saying it had not been changed.