A convenient lightweight reverse shell manager/c2.
crab_trap allows to to capture multiple reverse shells in a single window.
What's more? crab_trap allows you to easily make your pty sessions interactive, no more stty raw -echo;fg shenanigans.
other cool features:
- shell verification: crab_trap automatically verifies that a tcp connection is a shell before it adds it to your list
- shell aliasing, easily rename your shells
- ignores CTRL+c in non-interactive mode to stop you from accidentally closing your shell
- notifies when a new shell is received
- command history completion
- file/folder completion (except in non-interactive shell)
This project is still under active development, PRs are welcome
When in raw mode nano works fine but other editors like vi and vim don't
I'm unsure as to why, some help here would be appreciated
The crab_trap main menu is fully interactive and supports any os command as well as file and history completion:
crab_trap by default listens for shells on port 4545, this can be changed by crab_trap <INTERFACE> <PORT>. Once it receives a tcp connection, it sends an echo command, if the connection responds then it is likely a shell and it gets added to the list.
Once a shell is added, a notification will display in the top left corner of the menu screen. To interact with the shell list, simply enter l into the menu.
Once you have a tty go back to the shell list screen and highlight the shell with your tty. Press r on the highlighted shell and it will automatically set the tty rows and columns and then start raw mode
- Add support for multiple running instances (maybe a client/server architecture)
- Increase test coverage
- Fix rustyline prompt being erased in non-interactive mode
- Fix vim support in raw mode