Exegol-history

Exegol-history is a tool to quickly store and retrieve compromised credentials and hosts; the goal is to ease the management of credentials and hosts during a penetration testing engagement or a CTF.

Once an asset is selected from the TUI, the information can be accessed through environment variables and doesn't need to be typed over and over. Combined with Exegol's pre-filled command history, this becomes a very powerful process.

The tool can be used with the alias exh or with exegol-history.

TL; DR

When obtaining new credentials, the process usually goes like this

exh add creds -u 'USER' -p 'PASSWORD' -H 'NT_HASH_if_any' -d 'DOMAIN.FQDN'

and then, once they're saved in exh's db, set them for the current shell with

exh set creds

Examples

Interactively select a credential to set in the current shell

exh set creds

Show the current shell's environnment variables (in the context of Exegol history)

exh show

Add a credential

exh add creds -u 'Administrator' -p 'Passw0rd!' -H 'FC525C9683E8FE067095BA2DDC971889' -d 'test.local'

Add a host

exh add hosts --ip '127.0.0.1' -n 'dc.test.local' -r 'DC'

Import multiple credentials from a CSV file

exh import creds --file creds.csv --format CSV

Advanced variables

If you have other custom variables to configure, you can manually update the file /opt/tools/Exegol-history/profile.sh and reload your current shell with the commnad exec $SHELL.