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Basic SSH Botnet: Hacking With Python #8

This document discusses creating a basic SSH botnet using Python. It explains that the code will use object-oriented concepts and the pexpect library's pxssh module to connect to SSH servers and store those connections. The connections can then be sent commands from the botnet program. Creating the botnet involves making a client class to handle each connection and storing clients in a list. The next step discussed is SSH bruteforcing.

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Basic SSH Botnet: Hacking With Python #8

This document discusses creating a basic SSH botnet using Python. It explains that the code will use object-oriented concepts and the pexpect library's pxssh module to connect to SSH servers and store those connections. The connections can then be sent commands from the botnet program. Creating the botnet involves making a client class to handle each connection and storing clients in a list. The next step discussed is SSH bruteforcing.

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Basic SSH botNet

Hacking with Python #8


Preamble
Our code will use some object
oriented concepts
If you have not worked with classes
and objects before I suggest looking
at my intermediate python tutorials
What is a SSH?
An encrypted remote terminal connection
Allows command line access to the device
Most managed networks will use SSH for
management of routers, switches and
servers.
SHH is simple yet complex, Some reading
would be highly beneficial.
How it works
We use the python pexpect library with the pxssh
module to connect to the ssh server.
We then store that connection and leave it waiting
for a command
Then we send a command to all of the connections
open in the botNet
(Because the current version of pxssh.py is broken I
have supplied a fixed version in the tutorial folder)
Creating our program
Make sure you have the pxssh.py file
in the same folder as our botnet.py
file
We will create a client class which
will hand each of our connection
We will store each client in a list.
Next
SSH bruteforce

Feel Free to leave questions in the


comments Ill try to answer all of
them.

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