v1.0.0

[adityatelange]

This release marks the first stable version of evil-winrm-py.

Key Features:

• Interactive Shell: Provides a command-line interface for executing commands on remote Windows systems.
• Multiple Authentication Methods: Supports NTLM, Pass-the-Hash, Certificate, and Kerberos authentication.
• Secure Communication: Offers SSL support for encrypted connections.
• File Transfer: Allows uploading and downloading files between the local and remote machines.
• User-Friendly Enhancements: Includes features like tab completion for paths, command history, and colorized output for better readability.
• Cross-Platform: Compatible with both Windows and Linux environments.

Changes in this release:

This initial release includes the core functionality of the tool, a comprehensive README with installation and usage instructions, and supporting documentation for development and knowledge base.

Download
PyPI - https://pypi.org/project/evil-winrm-py/

Full Changelog: 8cc37a3...v1.0.0

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This discussion was created from the release v1.0.0.

[isaac-app-dev]

Huge fan of this. Literally was just running through hurdles and rabbit holes trying to get Ruby going to install the original ruby build. I am building my MacOS with various pen testing tools from the ground up. I was very happy to see you took this project on to make a python equivalent. In my mind this was the only logical next step for me to try, to either build a python equivalent or go equivalent, to avoid ruby like the plague. Would love to help where I can with issue reporting, security tracking on the python packages etc.

I just tested this and it worked great

pipx install evil-winrm-py

Was able to install locally, with minimal privileges and tested with a Hack The Box server for simple command injection.