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NEW: using ROBOCOPY from WinServer2003 RK to power USB file dumping!


kz26

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I wanted a fast and flexible solution for USB Switchblade-based file dumping. And I think I found the perfect tool - ROBOCOPY (Robust file copy) from the Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit.

It is a portable, single EXE command-line tool. Robocopy can mirror an entire directory structure to another location (the USB drive) AND allows you to pick what file extensions/types to copy.

Other tools I used did one or the other but not both, which was more or less useless.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...;displaylang=en

Once you install the Resource Kit, just copy robocopy.exe from the installation directory to your USB drive.

The following code is an example of how to integrate it into a payload's runtime script.

set dump_ext=*.doc *.docx *.xls *.xlsx *.txt *.rtf *.pdf
robocopy.exe "%homedrive%%homepath" %drive%zblade2dumps%computername%files %dump_ext% /MIR /R:0

The /MIR option enables directory mirroring and /R:0 means to skip files that cannot be copied.

Robocopy can also do session logging if you want to save a list of all the files it copies.

I am already using ROBOCOPY in my custom ZBLADE2 payload, and it works great.

I truly believe that this is the best solution by far for file dumping. Please post if you have any suggestions or comments on using Robocopy in a payload - I just remembered this program and would love to see what people think!

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