efknockr

- internet relay chat beacon
git clone git://git.acid.vegas/efknockr.git
README.md (3415B)
      1 # EFknockr
      2 
      3 ## WARNING: This is simply a PROOF-OF-CONCEPT that outlines major flaws in how we use IRC currently!
      4 
      5 ![](.screens/gun.png)
      6 
      7 ## WARNING: This repository was made for testing against your own server(s). I am not responsible for the public use.
      8 
      9 ## Information
     10 This is basically an IRC drive-by. It takes a list of IRC servers, connects to all of them & joins every channel to send a custom message. You can also have it mass highlight & mass private message the channels for more attention to your message. It will do various things to make sure it does not get banned, throttled, or detected.
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     12 Proxy scanning is included as an option, which will find thousands of new proxies on every loop. Combine that with the daemon mode *(24/7 knocking)* & this becomes un-stoppable. Tied with a residential proxy service & this becomes a problem.
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     14 The humor behind this script is that anyone can mass portscan **0.0.0.0/0** *(the entire IPv4 range)* for port **6667** & essentially send a message to every IRC server on the internet. **But I have heard a rumor that doing so will only affect channels that are boring, lame, & shitty :) :) :)**
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     16 I am not going to get into how to set this up or use it. This is simply here to serve as a proof-of-concept.
     17 
     18 ## Previews
     19 Here are some examples of people using EFknockr:
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     21 ![](.screens/driveby.png)
     22 
     23 ## Disclaimer
     24 The proof-of-concept here is a classic example of the on going problem wtih using standard ports for known services on IPv4.
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     26 Both SSH & Telnet world-wide get thousands of login attempts daily because of this. IRC is no different & is certainly not excluded from this problem.
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     28 **Welcome to the fucking state of the Internet boyz**
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     30 I am well aware that people might use this script for malicious purposes....as they should. We cannot just be oblivious to major problems with networked services. IRC is a very small space in modern day. Becasue of that, it seems like setting up an IRCd is all people cared to learn...skipping over what it means to be a network operator.
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     32 **It is no different than being a sysadmin**
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     34 I have dealt with IRC flooding for years. Most times, I rarely have to tocuh the keyboard to handle it. Everything is laid out in the IRCd documentation. Big shout outs to [UnrealIRCd](https://www.unrealircd.org/) for ~~being the BEST FUCKING IRC DAEMON EVER!~~
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     36 Anyways...at the end of the day...it is text on a screen. It is just **text** on a **screen**. Quite often lost in the backlog after a short period...
     37 
     38 ###### Todo
     39 * Invite support
     40 * Parse `MAXTARGETS` & `MAXCHANNELS` from **005** responses for fine tuned spamming
     41 * UTF-16 Bot crashing for improper unicode decoding
     42 * Weechat DCC buffer-overlfow exploit *(See [here](https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2017-8073))*
     43 * OpenSSL crash exploit *(See [here](https://forums.unrealircd.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=9085))*
     44 * `/LIST` tarpit detection & evasion
     45 * Scramble the order of operations to be entirely random to thwart fingerprinting
     46 * Drop unicode for normal letters to thwart spamfilters
     47 * Add unifuck option
     48 * Do not knock on channels we registered
     49 
     50 ___
     51 
     52 ###### Mirrors for this repository: [acid.vegas](https://git.acid.vegas/efknockr) • [SuperNETs](https://git.supernets.org/acidvegas/efknockr) • [GitHub](https://github.com/acidvegas/efknockr) • [GitLab](https://gitlab.com/acidvegas/efknockr) • [Codeberg](https://codeberg.org/acidvegas/efknockr)