Tokugero/kali-build
A repo to containerize all those beautiful, probably safe, security tool repos that don't already have apt packages for kali
kali-build
For toku's custom container images
This is my growing personal collection of tools I find useful from CTF events or tutorials I peruse. Since these don't have official binaries, or needed some kind of customization to work for my use-cases, I simply clone the repos down and add/update a Dockerfile to fit my needs.
Note that the structure of this is still very raw, as of this commit I am undecided as how I want to structure the files to make this a bit easier to consume; so consider this a backup in which I'm sharing a methodology rather than a repo to copy and use.
Requirements
- docker-cli
- container runtime of your choosing
- git
Install
- Clone into ~/.local/builds
- Source ./aliases from favorite profile configuration
upgradecontainers
Links
- .bash_aliases > your favorite home dir
- .ctfskel > ~/ctf/.skel
Use
You can assume that, if the binary requires files to input/output, they will usually either be mounted in the working directory of the container or in target/$(current_directory) so they can be used as if actually a binary, or prepending target/ to the file. The entrypoint will (hopefully) always be the built artifact from the repo, so simply follow the repos instructions to use and cross your fingers.
Example 1 with target/file:
[09:21:39] tokugero :: pangolin ➜ pwn/rocketblasterxxx/challenge » ropper -f target/rocket_blaster_xxx | grep "rdi" 1 ↵
0x0000000000401359: add byte ptr [rax - 0x77], cl; ror dword ptr [rax - 0x73], 5; movsb byte ptr [rdi], byte ptr [rsi]; or al, 0; add byte ptr [rax - 0x77], cl; ret 0x8d48;
0x0000000000401578: add byte ptr [rax], al; mov rdi, rax; call 0x10e0; mov eax, 0; leave; ret;
0x00000000004014ba: add byte ptr [rax], al; mov rdi, rax; call 0x1140; nop; leave; ret;
0x00000000004014b7: add eax, 0x3b54; mov rdi, rax; call 0x1140; nop; leave; ret;
0x00000000004014b6: mov eax, dword ptr [rip + 0x3b54]; mov rdi, rax; call 0x1140; nop; leave; ret;
0x00000000004014b5: mov rax, qword ptr [rip + 0x3b54]; mov rdi, rax; call 0x1140; nop; leave; ret;
0x000000000040157a: mov rdi, rax; call 0x10e0; mov eax, 0; leave; ret;
0x00000000004014bc: mov rdi, rax; call 0x1140; nop; leave; ret;
0x00000000004012e5: mov rdi, rax; mov eax, 0; call 0x10f0; nop; pop rbp; ret;
0x00000000004012a8: mov rdi, rax; mov eax, 0; call 0x10f0; nop; leave; ret;
0x0000000000401360: movsb byte ptr [rdi], byte ptr [rsi]; or al, 0; add byte ptr [rax - 0x77], cl; ret 0x8d48;
0x00000000004011e6: or dword ptr [rdi + 0x405010], edi; jmp rax;
0x000000000040159f: pop rdi; ret;
0x000000000040135c: ror dword ptr [rax - 0x73], 5; movsb byte ptr [rdi], byte ptr [rsi]; or al, 0; add byte ptr [rax - 0x77], cl; ret 0x8d48; Example 2 with just file:
[09:37:58] tokugero :: pangolin ➜ apocalypse2024/forensics/pursuethetracks » mft z.mft | head -10
{
"header": {
"signature": [
70,
73,
76,
69
],
"usa_offset": 48,
"usa_size": 3,