The document discusses creating an interface using Lua for msfrpcd and how to integrate it with nmap, highlighting the requirements such as Lua versions and necessary libraries. It also mentions the challenges faced during nses integration and provides links to relevant resources and pastes on Pastebin. Overall, the emphasis is on learning Lua, configuring the environment, and leveraging community support.

1. Best MSF Interface
Ever!
{ < kernelsmith

3. msfrpcd duh

4. Via Lua

5. Ooh ooh, via NMap

7. You probably can’t hear this
http://nmap.org/presentations/BHDC10/ 24th Minute

8. I.E. Because I Can
or I at least thought I could
It’s Also All the “Flame”
These Days

9. For Lua Need:
Lua 5.1 for now
sockets – luasocket
http – luasocket*
msgpack – let’s talk
* http://w3.impa.br/~diego/software/luasocket/

10. Lua 5.1
Default package for most Linux
“Sweet spot” right now
apt-get install lua5.1 liblua5.1-0-dev # <-- this is key#
LuaSocket too!
liblua5.1-socket2 liblua5.1-socket-dev liblua-socket-doc

11. msgpack:
mplua – C/++ 1
lua-msgpack – luarocks 2
lua-cmsgpack (redis) N
others

12. Testing
box:~/lua/code> lua
Lua 5.2.0 Copyright (C) 1994…
>require “msgpack”
if not error then g2g
else check path & cpath
end
>print(package.path)

13. Easy Part:
Learn Lua
Learn luasocket
Learn rpc api and…

14. Harder Part:
NSE Integration
Lots of nmap.org reading
Brushing up on GCC
#nmap helpful
mad thanks to bonsaiviking

15. NSE Integration:
Pure Lua easy, Clib annoying
Nmap 6.1 == Lua 5.1
Nmap 5.2 == Lua 5.2

16. NSE Integration:
I used cmsgpack, so clib
Created nse_cmsgpack.h
cmsgpack.c => nse_cmsgpack.c
- edited for 5.2
Edited nse_main.cc
Edited Makefile.in

17. Prayed a lot.
Got lots of help from #nmap
near the end
nse_main.cc = pastebin.com/aCYNfUA5
Makefile.in = pastebin.com/AjinN6Y8
nse_cmsgpack.h = pastebin.com/zz0z6TWC
nse_cmsgpack.c = pastebin.com/SJbcmB9N
I will finish updating these pastes and put in github.com/kernelsmith

18. Lame Demo