Adding upstream version 7.94+git20230807.3be01efb1+dfsg.upstream/7.94+git20230807.3be01efb1+dfsgupstream

Signed-off-by: Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann@progress-linux.org>

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+---This is the default configuration file. It simply runs some built-in Window
+-- programs to gather information about the remote system. It's intended to be
+-- simple, demonstrate some of the concepts, and not break/alte anything.
+
+local table = require "table"
+
+-- Any variable in the 'config' table in smb-psexec.nse can be overriden in the
+-- 'overrides' table. Most of them are not really recommended, such as the host,
+-- key, etc.
+overrides = {}
+--overrides.timeout = 40
+
+modules = {}
+local mod
+
+-- Get the Windows version. For some reason we can't run this directly, but it works ok
+-- if we run it through cmd.exe.
+mod = {}
+mod.upload           = false
+mod.name             = "Windows version"
+mod.program          = "cmd.exe"
+mod.args             = "/c \"ver\""
+mod.maxtime          = 1
+mod.noblank          = true
+table.insert(modules, mod)
+
+-- Grab the ip and mac address(es) from ipconfig. The output requires quite a bit of cleanup
+-- to end up being usable and pretty.
+mod = {}
+mod.upload           = false
+mod.name             = "IP Address and MAC Address from 'ipconfig.exe'"
+mod.program          = "ipconfig.exe"
+mod.args             = "/all"
+mod.maxtime          = 1
+mod.find             = {"IP Address", "Physical Address", "Ethernet adapter"}
+mod.replace          = {{"%. ", ""}, {"-", ":"}, {"Physical Address", "MAC Address"}}
+table.insert(modules, mod)
+
+-- Grab the user list from 'net user', and make it look nice. Note that getting the groups
+-- list (with 'net localgroup') doesn't work without a proper login shell
+mod = {}
+mod.upload           = false
+mod.name             = "User list from 'net user'"
+mod.program          = "net.exe"
+mod.args             = "user"
+mod.maxtime          = 1
+mod.remove           = {"User accounts for", "The command completed", "%-%-%-%-%-%-%-%-%-%-%-"}
+mod.noblank          = true
+table.insert(modules, mod)
+
+-- Get the list of accounts in the 'administrators' group.
+mod = {}
+mod.upload           = false
+mod.name             = "Membership of 'administrators' from 'net localgroup administrators'"
+mod.program          = "net.exe"
+mod.args             = "localgroup administrators"
+mod.maxtime          = 1
+mod.remove           = {"The command completed", "%-%-%-%-%-%-%-%-%-%-%-", "Members", "Alias name", "Comment"}
+mod.noblank          = true
+table.insert(modules, mod)
+
+-- Try and ping back to our host. This helps check if there's a firewall in the way for connecting backwards.
+-- Interestingly, in my tests against Windows 2003, ping gives weird output (but still, more or less, worked)
+-- when the SystemRoot environmental variable wasn't set.
+mod = {}
+mod.upload           = false
+mod.name             = "Can the host ping our address?"
+mod.program          = "ping"
+mod.args             = "-n 1 $lhost"
+mod.maxtime          = 5
+mod.remove           = {"statistics", "Packet", "Approximate", "Minimum"}
+mod.noblank          = true
+mod.env              = "SystemRoot=c:\\WINDOWS"
+table.insert(modules, mod)
+
+-- Try a traceroute back to our host. I limited it to the first 5 hops in the interest of saving time.
+-- Like ping, if the SystemRoot variable isn't set, the output is a bit strange (but still works)
+mod = {}
+mod.upload           = false
+mod.name             = "Traceroute back to the scanner"
+mod.program          = "tracert"
+mod.args             = "-d -h 5 $lhost"
+mod.maxtime          = 20
+mod.remove           = {"Tracing route", "Trace complete"}
+mod.noblank          = true
+mod.env              = "SystemRoot=c:\\WINDOWS"
+table.insert(modules, mod)
+
+-- Dump the arp cache of the system.
+mod = {}
+mod.name             = "ARP Cache from arp.exe"
+mod.program          = 'arp.exe'
+mod.upload           = false
+mod.args             = '-a'
+mod.remove           = "Interface"
+mod.noblank          = true
+table.insert(modules, mod)
+
+-- Get the listening/connected ports
+mod = {}
+mod.upload           = false
+mod.name             = "List of listening and established connections (netstat -an)"
+mod.program          = "netstat"
+mod.args             = "-an"
+mod.maxtime          = 1
+mod.remove           = {"Active"}
+mod.noblank          = true
+mod.env              = "SystemRoot=c:\\WINDOWS"
+table.insert(modules, mod)
+
+-- Get the routing table.
+--
+-- Like 'ver', this has to be run through cmd.exe. This also requires the 'PATH' variable to be
+-- set properly, so it isn't going to work against systems with odd paths.
+mod = {}
+mod.upload           = false
+mod.name             = "Full routing table from 'netstat -nr'"
+mod.program          = "cmd.exe"
+mod.args             = "/c \"netstat -nr\""
+mod.env              = "PATH=C:\\WINDOWS\\system32;C:\\WINDOWS;C:\\WINNT;C:\\WINNT\\system32"
+mod.maxtime          = 1
+mod.noblank          = true
+table.insert(modules, mod)
+
+-- Boot configuration
+mod = {}
+mod.upload           = false
+mod.name             = "Boot configuration"
+mod.program          = "bootcfg"
+mod.args             = "/query"
+mod.maxtime          = 5
+table.insert(modules, mod)
+
+-- Get the drive configuration. For same (insane?) reason, it uses NULL characters instead of spaces
+-- for the response, so we have to do a replaceent.
+mod = {}
+mod.upload           = false
+mod.name             = "Drive list (for more info, try adding --script-args=config=drives,drive=C:)"
+mod.program          = "fsutil"
+mod.args             = "fsinfo drives"
+mod.replace          = {{"\0", " "}}
+mod.maxtime          = 1
+table.insert(modules, mod)
+