Re: [Yokoso-devel] Question regarding file structure

[Kevin J. <ke...@in...>]

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> I'm currently working on adding some additional functionality to  
> Laudanum.  I'm wondering what the best approach is in terms of file  
> structure.
>
> Should I add to the existing shell page, should there be a "utility"  
> page for selecting prebuilt chained commands/functionality, or  
> should each function have it's own page?

I like the idea of separate utility pages.  I am hoping to get things  
checked into SVN tonight.  If you would like, we can provide SVN  
access and add you to the project?

>
> Examples of functions I'm working on are automatically searching for  
> and attempting to display commonly grabbed and sensitive files such  
> as passwd, shadow, ssl keys, ssh keys, etc.  Another is providing an  
> IP address and injecting BeEF hooks in to the existing web pages.

I think both of these are excellent.  We need to make sure that we  
continue the scope limiting features.  So for example, the BeEF  
injection hook could also include the IP limiting feature so that it  
would only inject if the requester was from an IP in scope?

Make sense?
Kevin

Kevin Johnson
Senior Security Analyst
InGuardians, Inc.
office: 202.448.8958
cell: 904.403.8024

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