navigator-server.ini

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# Fakenet Configuration
[FakeNet]

# Specify whether or not FakeNet should divert traffic. Disable if you want to
# just start listeners and direct traffic manually (e.g. modify DNS server)
DivertTraffic:         Yes

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# Diverter Configuration

[Diverter]

# Specify what mode of operation to use. Options:
#   SingleHost - manipulate local traffic
#   MultiHost - manipulate traffic from foreign hosts
#   Auto - Use SingleMode on Windows or use MultiHost on Linux
#
# The current support for these modes on each supported platform is as follows:
#              | Windows    | Linux        |
#   -----------+------------+--------------+
#   SingleHost | Functional | Experimental |
#   MultiHost  |      -     | Functional   |
# NetworkMode:           SingleHost
# NetworkMode:           MultiHost
NetworkMode:           Auto

# DebugLevel: specify fine-grained debug print flags to enable. Enabling all
# logging when verbose mode is selected results in overwhelming output, hence
# this setting. Valid values (comma-separated) are:
#
#    GENPKT     Generic packet information
#    GENPKTV    Packet analysis, displays IP, TCP, UDP fields, very wide output
#    CB         Diverter packet handler callback start/finish logging
#    NONLOC     Nonlocal packet verbose logging
#    DPF        Dynamic port forwarding decisions
#    DPFV       Dynamic port forwarding table activity
#    IPNAT      NAT decisions
#    MANGLE     Packet mangling (modification) activity
#    PCAP       PCAP writes of original and mangled packets
#    IGN        Cases where packets are forwarded as is
#    FTP        FTP-specific logic
#    IGN-FTP    Cases where packets are forwarded as is due to FTP Active Mode
#    MISC       Miscellaneous
#    NFQUEUE    NetfilterQueue activity (Linux only)
#    PROCFS     Procfs read/write activity (Linux only)
#    IPTABLES   iptables firewall rule activity (Linux only)
DebugLevel:            Off
# DebugLevel: GENPKT,DPF,IPNAT,IGN

# Restrict which interface on which Fakenet-NG will intercept and handle
# packets. Specify (only) one interface and Fakenet-NG will ignore all other
# interfaces. This feature only applies to interfaces on different subnets.
# Specify interface by name only (ex: eth0). To disable, set to "Off". In
# order to run multiple instance of Fakenet-NG on different interfaces within
# the same guest, LinuxFlushIptables must be turned off to avoid the latest
# instance flushing the rules associated with other instances or restoring
# rules to an incorrect state upon exit.
LinuxRestrictInterface: Off

# Set LinuxFlushIptables to Yes to have the Linux Diverter flush all iptables
# rules before adding its FakeNet-NG-specific rules to iptables. This setting
# also restores rules via `iptables-restore` when it exits, unless its
# termination is interrupted.
LinuxFlushIptables:    Yes

# Incorporated so that users of the binary release may make this work for
# various Linux distros. On Ubuntu, this is `service dns-clean restart`. For
# other distributions, it may be `nscd -I hosts`. Check your manual for
# details.
LinuxFlushDNSCommand:  service dns-clean restart

# Specify whether or not to save captured traffic. You can also change
# the file prefix for the generated PCAPs.
DumpPackets:           Yes
DumpPacketsFilePrefix: packets

# DHCP server running under VMWare Host-Only networking does not configure
# interface gateway and DNS server. Gateway must be configured to allow
# Windows to attempt to route external traffic so that FakeNet could
# could intercept it. This option will automatically generate and set
# appropriate gateway and DNS addresses to allow normal operation.
FixGateway:            Yes
FixDNS:                Yes

# Enable 'ModifyLocalDNS' to statically set DNS server to the local machine.
# Linux: Modifies (and restores) /etc/resolv.conf on Linux to make this an
# ephemeral change.
ModifyLocalDNS:        Yes

# Enable 'StopDNSService' to stop Windows DNS client to see the actual
# processes resolving domains. This is a no-op on Linux, until such time as DNS
# caching is observed to interfere with finding the pid associated with a DNS
# request.
StopDNSService:        Yes

# Enable 'RedirectAllTraffic' to optionally divert traffic going to ports not
# specifically listed in one of the listeners below. 'DefaultTCPListener' and
# 'DefaultUDPListener' will handle TCP and UDP traffic going to unspecified ports.
#
# NOTE: Setting default UDP listener will intercept all DNS traffic unless you
# enable a dedicated UDP port 53 DNS listener or add UDP port 53 to the
# 'BlackListPortsUDP' below so that system's default DNS server is used instead.

RedirectAllTraffic:    Yes
DefaultTCPListener:    NavigatorTCPListener
DefaultUDPListener:    NavigatorUDPListener

# Specify TCP and UDP ports to ignore when diverting packets.
# For example, you may want to avoid diverting UDP port 53 (DNS) traffic
# when trying to intercept a specific process while allowing the rest to
# function normally
#
# NOTE: This setting is only honored when 'RedirectAllTraffic' is enabled.

BlackListPortsTCP: 139, 3389, 445, 139, 22
BlackListPortsUDP: 67, 68, 137, 138, 443, 1900, 5355

# Specify ICMP IDs to be ignored when diverting the packets (Windows only).
# BlackListIDsICMP: 1234

# Specify processes to ignore when diverting traffic. Windows example used
# here.
# ProcessBlackList: sshd.exe, svchost.exe

# Specify processes to consider when diverting traffic (others will be
# ignored). Linux examples used here.
ProcessWhiteList: navigator.exe, frostygoware.exe, prove_fuzzing_capability.exe, iec_104.exe, frostygoware-readwrite.exe, trilog.exe, prove_fuzzing_capability_cmp_inline.exe

# Specify hosts to ignore when diverting traffic.
# HostBlackList: 6.6.6.6

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# Listener Configuration
#
# Listener configuration consists of generic settings used by the diverter which
# are the same for all listeners and listener specific settings.
#
# NOTE: Listener section names will be used for logging.
#
# NOTE: Settings labels are not case-sensitive.
#
# The following settings are available for all listeners:
# * Enabled          - specify whether or not the listener is enabled.
# * Port             - TCP or UDP port to listen on.
# * Protocol         - TCP or UDP
# * Listener         - Listener name to handle traffic.
# * ProcessWhiteList - Only traffic from these processes will be modified
#                      and the rest will simply be forwarded.
# * ProcessBlackList - Traffic from all but these processes will be simply forwarded
#                      and the rest will be modified as needed.
# * HostWhiteList    - Only traffic to these hosts will be modified and
#                      the rest will be simply forwarded.
# * HostBlackList    - Traffic to these hosts will be simply forwarded
#                      and the rest will be modified as needed.
# * ExecuteCmd       - Execute command on the first connection packet. This is feature is useful
#                      for extending FakeNet-NG's functionality (e.g. launch a debugger on the
#                      connecting pid to help with unpacking and decoding.)
#
#                      The following format string variables are made available:
#                      * {pid}      - process id
#                      * {procname} - process executable name
#                      * {src_addr} - source address
#                      * {src_port} - source port
#                      * {dst_addr} - destination address
#                      * {dst_port} - destination port
#
# Listener entry which does not specify a specific listener service
# will still redirect all packets to the local machine on the specified port and
# subject to all the filters (processes, hosts, etc.). However, you must set-up a
# third party service (e.g. proxy servers) to accept these connections. This feature can be
# used to provide FakeNet-NG's passive traffic diverting and filtering capabilities to other
# applications.
#
# Listener specific settings:
#
# * Timeout          - Set connection timeout for any listeners that support
#                      TCP connections (e.g. RawListener, DNSListener, HTTPListener
#                      SMTPListener).
# * UseSSL           - Enable SSL support on the listener (RawListener, HTTPListener)
# * Webroot          - Set webroot path for HTTPListener.
# * DumpHTTPPosts    - Store HTTP Post requests for the HTTPListener.
# * DumpHTTPPostsFilePrefix - File prefix for the stored HTTP Post requests used by the HTTPListener.
# * TFTPFilePrefix   - File prefix for the stored tftp uploads used by the TFTPListener.
# * DNSResponse      - IP address to respond with for A record DNS queries. (DNSListener)
# * NXDomains        - A number of DNS requests to ignore to let the malware cycle through
#                      all of the backup C2 servers. (DNSListener)
# * Banner           - FTPListener, IRCListener: FTP or IRC banner to display.
#                      Valid settings are any banner string, or !<key> where
#                      <key> is a valid key in the BANNERS dictionary within
#                      FTPListener.py or IRCListener.py, or !random to
#                      randomize among the banners in the BANNERS dictionary.
#                      The default value if none is specified is !generic,
#                      which selects the banner in the BANNERS dictionary going
#                      by that key. Banner string may specify the following
#                      escapes/insertions:
#                          {servername} - ServerName setting value
#                          {tz} - Time zone, currently hard-coded to 'UTC'
# * ServerName       - FTPListener, IRCListener: FTP or IRC server name for
#                      insertion into selected default banners or into a
#                      user-specified banner string. Valid settings are any
#                      hostname string, !hostname to insert the actual hostname
#                      of the system, or !random to generate a random hostname
#                      between 1 and 15 characters (inclusive).
# * Static_CA        - Set FakeNet to use user provided CA certificate to sign generated certificates.
# * CA_Cert          - CA certificate in PEM format to be used when Static_CA config is set. Manually
#                      add this certificate to Windows trust store before executing FakeNet.
# * CA_Key           - CA private key in PEM format to be used when Static_CA config is set.

[NavigatorTCPListener]
Enabled: True
Port: 8080
Protocol: TCP
UseSSL: No
Timeout: 10
Hidden: True

[NavigatorUDPListener]
Enabled: True
Port: 8081
Protocol: UDP
UseSSL: No
Timeout: 10
Hidden: True
# To read about customizing responses, see docs/CustomResponse.md
# Custom:    sample_custom_response.ini

#[DNS Server]
#Enabled:     True
#Port:        53
#Protocol:    UDP
#Listener:    DNSListener
#ResponseA:   192.0.2.123
#ResponseMX:  mail.evil2.com
#ResponseTXT: FAKENET
#NXDomains:   0
#Hidden:      False