sockz v4.1.2

ts-sockz

TypeScript - Fun with sockets

Contents

• Simple
• Options
• Defaults
• Advanced
• Environment
• WebClient
• Documentation

Simple

# Start a local control server
npx sockz

# Start a local control agent
npx sockz agent

# Connect to control panel (netcat)
netcat localhost 2222
# Other TCP connection (telnet)
telnet localhost 2222

Visit the web client console:

• localhost:4040

Options

npx sockz <role> <host> <agentPort> <clientPort> <webPort> <prompt>

Allowed values:

• role: server | agent
• host: any<hostname | ipaddress>
• agentPort: number
• clientPort: number
• webPort: number
• prompt: string

Defaults

• role: server
• host: 127.0.0.1
• agentPort: 1111
• clientPort: 2222
• webPort: 4040
• prompt: "sockz> "

Advanced

To be able to connect remotely, use host 0.0.0.0

# Start remote control server
npx sockz server 0.0.0.0

To customize agent & client ports:

# Start control server with custom ports
npx sockz server 0.0.0.0 7331 1337
# Connect agent
npx sockz agent <host> 7331
# Connect session
netcat <host> 1337

To customize the session prompt:

# Start a server and use poop for client prompt
npx sockz server 0.0.0.0 1111 2222 4040 "💩 "

# Connect an authorized client
ncat --ssl --ssl-cert certs/client_cert.pem --ssl-key certs/client_key.pem localhost 2222
# Authorized client connection output
Authorized: Client
[id] SockzClient is ready
sockz> help
HELP: Commands: reg, whoami, exit, ping, info, help, ls, use
sockz>

# Connect an unauthorized client (use agent key)
ncat --ssl --ssl-cert certs/agent_cert.pem --ssl-key certs/agent_key.pem localhost 2222
# Unuthorized client connection output
Unauthorized: Agent (DEPTH_ZERO_SELF_SIGNED_CERT)

Install globally to run without npx

npm install --global sockz
# Or shortcut (same as above)
npm i -g sockz

# Start a server
sockz server
# Start an agent
sockz agent

Supports all the same options

Also available from docker:

https://github.com/cmr1/docker-sockz

docker run cmr1/sockz

Environment

Additional configuration options available as env vars:

• All cert/key paths are resolved from certs/ directory

# Server environment variables
SERVER_HOST_NAME = 'localhost'
SERVER_CERT_NAME = 'server_cert.pem'
SERVER_KEY_NAME = 'server_key.pem'
# Comma separated list of ca cert names (required for auth)
SERVER_CA_NAME = 'server_cert.pem'

# Agent environment variables
AGENT_CERT_NAME = 'agent_cert.pem'
AGENT_KEY_NAME = 'agent_key.pem'
# Comma separated list of ca cert names (optional)
AGENT_CA_LIST = ''

WebClient

Visit https://localhost:4040/ in your browser

Self-signed cert, will have a warning