update(ssm_run_command): advanced attacks #441
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Hey Eduard 👋 Sorry for the delay in reviewing this one. Everything looks good to me! Thank you for putting in the time to submit this and use all the correct formatting. I'll let this go through CI and as long as everything passes I will merge it. |
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Thank you, Nick! |
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The PR contains an update on the techniques from https://hackingthe.cloud/aws/post_exploitation/run_shell_commands_on_ec2/
I added references and examples from a research I've conducted last year around SSM Send Command. The update contains the usage of a tool I've developed called EC2StepShell and 7 other SSM Documents that can be used to execute system commands, along with a repository with SSM payloads.