Include Host Proxy in Powershell Payload #52
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December 15, 2022 10:24
To generate powershell with proxy support add hostproxy fag, eg: `generate os=windows lhost=eth0 hostproxy=http(s)://<DOMAIN/IP>:<PORT>`
Fix accidental removal of else condition
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Hey, kinda new to this but thought it might be useful to have some powershell payloads generate with -Proxy -ProxyUseDefaultCredentials flags.
Below is a proof of concept that should allow a user to generate a payload using:
generate os=windows lhost=eth0 hostproxy=<SCHEME>://<DOMAIN/IP>:<PORT>