Commando VM - The First of Its Kind Windows Offensive Distribution

Installation (Install Script)

Requirements

• Windows 7 Service Pack 1 or Windows 10
• 60 GB Hard Drive
• 2 GB RAM

Instructions

1. Create and configure a new Windows Virtual Machine

• Ensure VM is updated completely. You may have to check for updates, reboot, and check again until no more remain
• Take a snapshot of your machine!
• Download and copy install.ps1 on your newly configured machine.
• Open PowerShell as an Administrator
• Enable script execution by running the following command:
  • Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
• Finally, execute the installer script as follows:
  • .\install.ps1
  • You can also pass your password as an argument: .\install.ps1 -password <password>

The script will set up the Boxstarter environment and proceed to download and install the Commando VM environment. You will be prompted for the administrator password in order to automate host restarts during installation. If you do not have a password set, hitting enter when prompted will also work.

Installing a new package
Commando VM uses the Chocolatey Windows package manager. It is easy to install a new package. For example, enter the following command as Administrator to deploy Github Desktop on your system:

cinst github

Staying up to date
Type the following command to update all of the packages to the most recent version:

cup all

Installed Tools

Active Directory Tools

• Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT)
• SQL Server Command Line Utilities
• Sysinternals

Command & Control

• Covenant
• PoshC2
• WMImplant
• WMIOps

Developer Tools

• Dep
• Git
• Go
• Java
• Python 2
• Python 3 (default)
• Visual Studio 2017 Build Tools (Windows 10)
• Visual Studio Code

Evasion

• CheckPlease
• Demiguise
• DotNetToJScript
• Invoke-CradleCrafter
• Invoke-DOSfuscation
• Invoke-Obfuscation
• Invoke-Phant0m
• Not PowerShell (nps)
• PS>Attack
• PSAmsi
• Pafishmacro
• PowerLessShell
• PowerShdll
• StarFighters

Exploitation

• ADAPE-Script
• API Monitor
• CrackMapExec
• CrackMapExecWin
• DAMP
• Exchange-AD-Privesc
• FuzzySec's PowerShell-Suite
• FuzzySec's Sharp-Suite
• Generate-Macro
• GhostPack
  • Rubeus
  • SafetyKatz
  • Seatbelt
  • SharpDPAPI
  • SharpDump
  • SharpRoast
  • SharpUp
  • SharpWMI
• GoFetch
• Impacket
• Invoke-ACLPwn
• Invoke-DCOM
• Invoke-PSImage
• Invoke-PowerThIEf
• Kali Binaries for Windows
• LuckyStrike
• MetaTwin
• Metasploit
• Mr. Unikod3r's RedTeamPowershellScripts
• NetshHelperBeacon
• Nishang
• Orca
• PSReflect
• PowerLurk
• PowerPriv
• PowerSploit
• PowerUpSQL
• PrivExchange
• Ruler
• SharpExchangePriv
• SpoolSample
• UACME
• impacket-examples-windows
• vssown

Information Gathering

• ADACLScanner
• ADExplorer
• ADOffline
• ADRecon
• BloodHound
• Get-ReconInfo
• GoWitness
• Nmap
• PowerView
  • Dev branch included
• SharpHound
• SharpView
• SpoolerScanner

Networking Tools

• Citrix Receiver
• OpenVPN
• Proxycap
• PuTTY
• Telnet
• VMWare Horizon Client
• VMWare vSphere Client
• VNC-Viewer
• WinSCP
• Windump
• Wireshark

Password Attacks

• ASREPRoast
• CredNinja
• DSInternals
• Get-LAPSPasswords
• Hashcat
• Internal-Monologue
• Inveigh
• Invoke-TheHash
• KeeFarce
• KeeThief
• LAPSToolkit
• MailSniper
• Mimikatz
• Mimikittenz
• RiskySPN
• SessionGopher

Reverse Engineering

• DNSpy
• Flare-Floss
• ILSpy
• PEview
• Windbg
• x64dbg

Utilities

• 7zip
• Adobe Reader
• AutoIT
• Cmder
• CyberChef
• Gimp
• Greenshot
• Hashcheck
• Hexchat
• HxD
• Keepass
• MobaXterm
• Mozilla Thunderbird
• Neo4j Community Edition
• Pidgin
• Process Hacker 2
• SQLite DB Browser
• Screentogif
• Shellcode Launcher
• Sublime Text 3
• TortoiseSVN
• VLC Media Player
• Winrar
• yEd Graph Tool

Vulnerability Analysis

• Egress-Assess
• Grouper2
• zBang

Web Applications

• Burp Suite
• Fiddler
• Firefox
• OWASP Zap

Wordlists

• FuzzDB
• PayloadsAllTheThings
• SecLists