Add "label" support to sessions

[OJ]

Sessions are currently identifiable by ip, machine name and user context when viewed from the sessions list. It'd be fantastic to have the ability to add some kind of label to the session to make it more identifiable. For example. if I pop SYSTEM on a CFO's desktop, I don't have the ability to know that it's the CFO's desktop from looking at the session list. I'd like to be able to do something like this:

meterpreter> sessions -i 3 -label CFO-DESKTOP

Then when I run sessions -x I can see the label that I have applied. It'd be nice to also be able to switch sessions based on this tag as well (using sessions CFO-DESKTOP for example).

Thoughts on this? I'm happy to implement it myself. If people would see this as useful, would it require storing in the DB metadata alongside the rest of the session information?

[busterb]

Sounds good to me. It might be even better to tie this to machine_id so if it reconnects you can still see it is CFO-DESKTOP (or rather CFO-LAPTOP, who uses desktops these days :)

[busterb]

hey @darkbushido @clee-r7 please give this a gander (they're busy fixing a bunch of stuff in the database now, so making sure they're looped in)

[OJ]

Yeah that's a good idea. Would be great to have that persist across sessions. However, it'd be better to tie to the soon_to_be_implemented session ID, because we may have multiple sessions on the same machine with different labels?

[busterb]

Oh, you're thinking in terms of that session ID! Got it.