Create monkey bootloader for obsolete systems

[ShayNehmad]

Expected Behavior

When the Monkey successfully propagates to outdated systems (namely: Ubuntu 12< and Windows XP/2003<) we should report back that there a system that's very outdated.

Actual Behavior

After #393, we lost support for outdated systems since they don't support Python3. The Monkey fails to execute there.

This makes the monkey\infection_monkey\exploit\win_ms08_067.py exploit useless and some cases of SSH and SMB useless as well.

Specifications

• Version: Develop since #393 was merged
• Platform: Old windows/linux systems

Work plan:

• [ ] Set up a testing env (Island on Ubuntu 18, victim is Windows 2003/XP. Use local ESX as no Cloud provides these OSes)
• [ ] DDR
• • [ ] Pyinstaller Bootloading - write a small portable binary that will run before the Monkey using Pyinstaller bootloader. If it recognizes that it's on an outdated system - report back just that (perhaps with hostname and some basic info) and don't try to run the Monkey. We might have some licensing issues with that - https://github.com/pyinstaller/pyinstaller/wiki/FAQ#license
• • [ ] Bridgehead option - write a binary that is not the monkey that checks the OS and pulls a Monkey if it's compatible.
• • [ ] Try to have the Island figure out if the system is old, and don't run any code on it.
• • [ ] Think about more options.

[danielguardicore]

Licensing will be fine If you modify also the bootloader, the answer is NO: in fact, by distributing the final product you are also distributing a binary version of the bootloader, so you are forced to release the source code for your modified version.

But we will be fine if it's in this repo