This is only accessible to the process owner, the parent process or a local administrator on the host. Reason being, to get a token, you need to use the OpenProcess API and get a HANDLE for that process with token read rights. Remember that you would still need local administrative privilege on the host to steal the token. You can now use the grab_token command to grab an existing token from a given process. So, I decided to add a mini storage container within the badger itself, which can store any number of stolen tokens which are swappable at runtime. I wanted to make sure that you can hot-swap tokens on the fly like any other feature of the badger without having to sacrifice an existing token that you’ve already stolen. This feature already existed in Cobaltstrike as a ‘stealtoken’ command, but I wanted to make this a bit more advanced. One of the most requested feature in the past month was the ability to steal an existing token from another process. The HTTP payloads for x86 can be generated from the context menu of the listener. Everything you could do on 圆4, now can be done on x86 payloads too. This took a while, but now Brute Ratel comes with full support for x86 payloads. This also meant that I would have to rewrite the server backend so that it can identity what type of payload is running on a target host, find the target host and the payload’s architecture and send a reflective DLL/COFF according to the target process arch, so that the target process does not crash. Adding a new arch support meant building an x86 shellcode loader from scratch, adding support for x86 reflective DLLs for post-exploitation and COFF support. I was doing an engagement a while back where I was dealing with older hardware and windows software, especially in the OT environment where I realized there were only x86 hosts. One of the major feature addition to this release was the support for x86 payload generation. I have listed the technical details of the release below, however a detailed list on the features and bug fixes can be found in the release notes. This release contains a major rewrite of a portion of the backend which provides better stability, at the same time allowing to make feature additions easier for future releases. Brute Ratel v0.6.0 (Resurrection) is now available for download and provides a major update towards the x86 architecture support and various in-memory execution features.
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