Exe2bat
Socorro Henson
Since in my last post I covered how to do this in meterpreter with the script I wrote, I decided to show how to do the same from command shell and you will see why I love Meterpreter and scripting Meterpreter so much!!
We will be using exe2bat.exe that is available in the /pentest/windows-binaries/tools to be able to use this tool the executable has to be 64k or less do to the limitations of the windows debug command. When we check the size of the executable we can see that it is 93k of size.
As you can see the executable is know 55k in size. In Backtrack 4 we use wine to run the exe2bat.exe executable to convert the exe into a batch file that we can paste in shell that will use debug to generate our executable on the target host.
Once the image has been made we can use several methods to transfer the image to our target machine, this may be by tfpt, scripting ftp, mounting a share from our machine that we configured with samba or we can even create a share of our own and connect to it. I will demonstrate the task of creating a share since it might be the most useful when working in large teams against a single target host and most of the steps can be of use to others in different scenarios, we can share the folder and disable the local built in firewall to be able to gain access to the share.
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