This new version of oledump.py brings support for AES encrypted ZIP files via Python module pyzipper (Python 3 only). If module pyzipper is not installed, oledump will fall back to builtin module zipfile.

 

And plugin plugin_vbaproject.py does now a small dictionary attack on the extracted hash to try to recover the password.

I use the same dictionary as in zipdump.py, a dictionary that is the public domain, default wordlist used by John the Ripper, extended with a couple of passwords: infected, P@ssw0rd and VelvetSweatshop.

oledump_V0_0_52.zip (https)
MD5: 2528824D8A7CD2BE98615B1B1AE8C61A
SHA256: C47A9CC658571FF23E70264B4DD4F8F47D244708E7110EA0A28128F175CF80F5

This is a bugfix update to oledump.py, and a feature update for plugins.

plugin_biff.py has a new -S (–statistics) option:

This option can be combined with option -c (–csv).

And there is a new plugin for VBA projects: plugin_vbaproject.py. More info in tomorrow’s blog post.

 

oledump_V0_0_51.zip (https)
MD5: 9A55FC37AD0C4C2F3D08F252C72C1A82
SHA256: 071D1605D520A4BABBE2CDA461866C349628FE4B428AC54823492A6CD89EA487

This is a small bug fix version of XORSearch: fixing some printf format strings for Linux, thanks to Lenny Zeltser for reporting.

Because of Google, I can no longer host this tool on my website.

You have to get it from my FalsePositives GitHub repository.

XORSearch_V1_11_4.zip
MD5: E66290D1EB15D9394C8D1264A09ECFE6
SHA256: BF20A1D76AAD83FC3AABEDC6DDC7F96B655DC94BEC3FA276A50AF6046EBB554C