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getting below message
[] Executing command: getDeviceInfo on 192.168.43.26
[] Server responded with: 500
after writing
python3 poc.py --cmd getDeviceInfo --host 192.168.43.26
in terminal
the ip is correct and i checked with nmap 59777 port is also open.
but nothing happening

The poc.py is currently scanning for the a network range. For poc purpose, I already know the test device ip. Is there a way to make the poc.py script to target a single ip instead of a network range.

Thank you

I can get file list on root directory via listFiles. But it shows only root location files. Can I get another location file lists?

Thanks.

how to avoid or disable apk ask for to update

guide me please

If the victim's ip is 192.168.1.X for example, the script will not work.

Wheres the creative freedom? Getting stolen?? Fu

Tried this on the old pro version of ES explorer V1.0.9 and the server is running in 59777, but the commands are not working. Also found the app to be listening on 42135 but no luck the port also.

why you import json? you not use it.

How to get file with space in file ora folder name ?

I am very curious about how to solve the Chinese garbled problem.
like the below:

{"name":"2.å¤ç»´éæ�ºåºåºåºåºåºåºäº�件å��æ¦�ç�/3.å� ä½�æ¦�å��æ±�æ¦�ç�.mp4",

Why you have used Python2?
UPD: works on Python3
Plz update readme(replace python python3).

Tried a basic getDeviceInfo command and I don't get any response. The phone and the computer are connected to the same WiFi Network. After I run poc.py --cmd getDeviceInfo nothing happens and after 5 minutes, it returns back to the command line.

Tried the same thing with an emulator. Changed the IP address manually on the python script. i.e changed the addr values and still no luck. Any idea where I am going wrong?

root@0xh0n3y:~/Downloads/repos/ESFileExplorerOpenPortVuln# python3 poc.py --cmd getDeviceInfo --network 195.163.1.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "poc.py", line 170, in
main()
File "poc.py", line 157, in main
scan_host(options.network + str(ip))
File "poc.py", line 144, in scan_host
if is_up(addr):
File "poc.py", line 79, in is_up
if not s.connect_ex((addr, 59777)):

root@0xh0n3y:~# # how to fix this issue

ES v.3.2.5.5 @ Android 4.4.4, no listening ports at all

root@C5502:/ # netstat -ap | grep LISTEN
netstat -ap | grep LISTEN
1|root@C5502:/ # telnet localhost 59777
telnet localhost 59777
telnet: can't connect to remote host (127.0.0.1): Connection refused

Adding #!/usr/bin/env python to the very top of the file allows it to be executed as a python program by default.
(This prevents some very strange errors from popping up if just ./poc.py is run.)
:D