Transfer files inline once you have command execution on Linux/AIX/Android

inline-file-xfer.py

#
# Author : Tyrone Erasmus
# Version : 1.0
# Description: Transfer files inline once you have command execution
#
# Linux: echo -n -e "\x41"
# AIX: echo "\0101\c"
# Android: echo -n -e "\0101"
# TODO: Windows?

#!/usr/bin/python

import os
import argparse
import binascii

# Read arguments
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='This script converts a binary into text that can be pasted into a shell for inline file transfer.')
parser.add_argument('format', help='linux|aix|android')
parser.add_argument('sourcePath', help='Path of file to convert')
parser.add_argument('outputPath', help='Output path')
args = parser.parse_args()

# Read local file
in_file = open(args.sourcePath, "rb")
bytes = in_file.read()
in_file.close()

# Build command for specified platform
finalCmd = "echo "
if (args.format == "linux"):
	finalCmd += "-n -e \""
	finalCmd += "".join("\\x%s" % byte.encode("hex") for byte in bytes)
	finalCmd += "\""
elif (args.format == "aix"):
	finalCmd += "\""
	finalCmd += "".join("\\%s" % str(oct(ord(byte))).zfill(4) for byte in bytes)
	finalCmd += "\\c\""
elif (args.format == "android"):
	finalCmd += "-n -e \""
	finalCmd += "".join("\\%s" % str(oct(ord(byte))).zfill(4) for byte in bytes)
	finalCmd += "\""
finalCmd += ">" + args.outputPath

print finalCmd