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This log contains the output of Kuro. It will inform you when a connection is initiated, when
a connection has been established with a target, the set TLS level with the target, when a command
has been sent to a target, when data is received from a target, and when targets are disconnected.
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Sometimes, Sein will interject and add a message to the log. This only occurs when a target has
received a connection request from an attacker holding a key different from Kuro's. A message is
sent to the multicast group, Sein receives it, and posts it in the activity log. This informs you
that someone other than yourself is trying to access the shell on your target.

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<strong>Encrypted</strong><br />
Displays if the private key (.pem) is encrypted. Does not include encryption on .pfx containers.
<br /><br />
<strong>Select</strong><br />
When you click Select the associated key will be used. Both the private and public key will be used for Kuro.py and only the public key will be used for the target. This is so each program can verify the other when communicating over the network.
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Do not select encrypted keys for Kuro. You will not be able to start the process if encrypted keys are used. You may select encrypted keys for the target if you are using C# to write your payload.
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<h4>Listening Interface</h4>
This is the interface that will be used for the multicast socket. br-lan is the Pineapple
network and is what you will use if your targets are connecting to your Pineapple directly.
<br /><br />
<h4>Multicast Group</h4>
This is the address on which target heartbeats will be sent and received. The group needs to be
the same for both Sein and your targets in order for Sein to receive the messages.
<br /><br />
<h4>Multicast Port</h4>
This is the port on which Sein will receive messages from targets. This same port needs to be
reflected in the startMulticaster() method of your payload.
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<h4>Heartbeat Interval</h4>
The interval at which the payload will broadcast its listening address to Sein. Sein uses this
value, multiplied by 3, to determine if a target has dropped off the network (i.e. three heartbeats
have been missed, therefore, the target must be offline).
<br /><br />
<h4>Kuro Keys</h4>
The set of keys that Kuro will use for TLS communication. Your payload will verify Kuro's public
certificate if you use the API (which you should).
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<h4>Target Keys</h4>
The set of keys used by the payload for TLS communication. Kuro will verify the target's public
certificate upon connection.
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<h4>C# Payload</h4>
Downloads an archive containing the C# API, documentation, and a template C# payload configured
with the settings used here.
<br /><br />
<h4>Python Payload</h4>
Downloads an archive containing the Python API, documentation, and a template Python payload
configured with the settings used here.

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<h4>Sein</h4>
Sein is our information gatherer. It listens on the multicast group and port in Settings and
updates our target list when a compromised system is found.
<br /><br />
<h4>Kuro</h4>
Kuro is our attacker that sends out commands to the clients you select. At startup it attempts to
connect to all clients in the list. If Sein finds new targets while Kuro is running, connections to
them will be attempted automatically. Commands are sent asynchronously and returned data is received
in the same manner.
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<h4>Dependencies</h4>
The only dependency required is zip for downloading payloads and target logs.

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<h4>EZ Cmds (select)</h4>
Pre-configured commands that can be sent to targets.
<br /><br />
<h4>EZ Cmds (button)</h4>
Open the EZ Cmds manager where you can add, edit, or delete EZ Cmds that appear in the list.
<br /><br />
<h4>Send command to target</h4>
Manually enter a command to send to targets.
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<h4>Target List</h4>
Displays the targets that are currently sending heartbeats to Sein. You can view, download,
and clear received data.
<br /><br />
<h4>Clear Targets</h4>
Clears the target list. If targets are still online and sending heartbeats to Sein they will
reappear in the list.
<br /><br />
<h4>All Logs</h4>
View, download, and delete logs from all clients, even those who were once connected but no longer
show up in the target list.
<br /><br />
<h4>Payloads</h4>
Manage payloads that can be sent to targets. Use the 'Configure Upload Limit' link if your payload fails to upload
due to size restrictions.