Cortana Tutorial - Armitage

filter host_image {
$address = $2['address'];
}
if ($address hasservice 22) {
push($1, script_resource("ssh.png"));
}
if ($address hasservice 80) {
push($1, script_resource("www.png"));
}
if ($address hasservice 445) {
push($1, script_resource("smb.png"));
}
return @_;
Here's a screenshot of this filter in action:
6. Building User Interfaces
Figure 4. Armitage Hosts with Cortana-altered Icons
Cortana User Interfaces
So far, we've learned how to build simple bots and write scripts to add popups and bind
keyboard shortcuts in Armitage. This section will show you how to create simple user
interfaces using Cortana.
Armitage uses text consoles and tables to present information to the user. That's it. 90% of
the Armitage functionality can be replicated with a text console or a simple table. Showing
you how to replicate this functionality is the purpose of this section.
Text Tabs
Cortana presents a simple text console that is very full featured and easy to work with. To
create a console tab from your script, use the &open_text_tab function. Here are its
arguments:
$tab = open_text_tab("tab title", $argument, "all", "tab_hook", &foo, 1);
The only required argument is the first one. This string is the title of the tab. The
&open_text_tab function returns a reference to the text tab. You may write to the text tab
with the &append function.
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