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Hitting maximum character limit while executing powershell string #338

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papashilingi opened this issue Jun 8, 2024 · 2 comments
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Describe the bug
I am trying to integrate netexec with powershell-empire platform. While incorporating the output from powershell-empire client string, the system bombs out with the Error 'Command exceeds maximum length of 8191 (was 10140). exiting.'

To Reproduce

  1. Open powershell-empire .
    sudo powershell-empire server

  2. Open powershell-empire client
    sudo powershell-empire client
    set up an http listener and attach it to a multi-launcher using usetager

  3. open netexec as below
    netexec smb ip.add.rr.es - u username -p password -X 'OUTPUT FROM POWERSHELL EMPIRE CLIENT ABOVE'

Expected behavior
The expectation is I should be able to register hosts directly from netexec using powershell string generated from powershell.

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My output has hashes/ip addresses/passwords of the environment.

NetExec info

  • OS: Linux kali 6.6.15-686-pae Update README #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Kali 6.6.15-2kali1 (2024-05-17) i686 GNU/Linux
  • Version of nxc: 1.2.0 - ItsAlwaysDNS - kali

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@NeffIsBack
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Thanks for the bug report! We will take a look into it.

@NeffIsBack NeffIsBack added the bug Something isn't working label Jun 8, 2024
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@papashilingi why don't you just use the empire_exec module?

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