Extended Universal WMI to work with Linux clients#646
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This PR modifies Ghosts.Client.Universal/Handlers/Wmi.cs to work with Linux clients by using Python impacket/wmiquery.py.
The handler checks if
wmiquery.pyis on the path. If it is, then the command is checked for one of the predefined command strings used in Ghosts.Client.Windows/Handles/Wmi.cs and translates it to a WMI query. If it is not one of the predefined command strings then it just passes the command directly to wmiquery.py.This has been tested with Python venvs containing impacket/wmiquery.py on Ubuntu 20/22/24, Rocky 8/9, Oracle 9, and Kali Rolling (2026).