[cyke64]

Hello everybody ;

Here's a new version of envy module with a GREAT addition feature :
You can now testing if your scriptshell is unsigned with dev cert (13) or selfsigned (5 caps) or amazing with any capabilities

Syntax used is very versatile.

from envy import *
# testing selfsigned
print has_capabilities(SELFSIGNED) # return 1 if True / 0 if false
print has_capabilities('selfsigned') 
print has_capabilities('ALL-ReadDeviceData-WriteDeviceData-TrustedUI-ProtServ-SwEvent-Location-SurroundingsDD-PowerMgmt-NetworkControl-CommDD-MultimediaDD-DiskAdmin-DRM-TCB-AllFiles') print has_capabilities((ECapabilityReadUserData,ECapabilityWriteUserData,ECapabilityUserEnvironment,ECapabilityNetworkServices,ECapabilityLocalServices)) print has_capabilities('ReadUserData+WriteUserData+UserEnvironment+NetworkServices+LocalServices')

# testing unsigned
print has_capabilities('unsigned') 

# testing your against any capabilities set
print has_capabilities('ALL-TCB-AllFiles')

# Display capacity in Python Script shell or your standalone app if running from this location !

print app_capabilities()

A selfsigned version is now working but it only contains capabilities features and not the function for preventing red key to abort Python (need unsigned for this !)

links :
envy 3rd 1.0.2 selfsigned
envy 3rd 1.0.2 unsigned

[croozeus]

Hi Cyke64,

Finally Tested Your new release of Envy module on my device (Signed envy)
Talking about the example you provided here , it returned the following error

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\private\2000b1a5\default.py", line 81, in menu_action
f()
File "C:\private\2000b1a5\default.py", line 65, in query_and_exec
execfile(script_list[index][1].encode('utf-8'), script_namespace.namespace)
File "c:\python\envydibofinal.py", line 5
print has_capabilities('ALL-ReadDeviceData-WriteDeviceData-TrustedUI-ProtServ-SwEvent-Location-SurroundingsDD-PowerMgmt-NetworkControl-CommDD-MultimediaDD-DiskAdmin-DRM-TCB-AllFiles') print has_capabilities((ECapabilityReadUserData,ECapabilityWriteUserData,ECapabilityUserEnvironment,ECapabilityNetworkServices,ECapabilityLocalServices)) print has_capabilities('ReadUserData+WriteUserData+UserEnvironment+NetworkServices+LocalServices')
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

But then I edited the code to this

print has_capabilities(SELFSIGNED) # return 1 if True / 0 if false
print has_capabilities('selfsigned') 
print has_capabilities('ALL-ReadDeviceData-WriteDeviceData-TrustedUI-ProtServ-SwEvent-Location-SurroundingsDD-PowerMgmt-NetworkControl-CommDD-MultimediaDD-DiskAdmin-DRM-TCB-AllFiles') 
print has_capabilities((ECapabilityReadUserData,ECapabilityWriteUserData,ECapabilityUserEnvironment,ECapabilityNetworkServices,ECapabilityLocalServices)) 
print has_capabilities('ReadUserData+WriteUserData+UserEnvironment+NetworkServices+LocalServices')

Just started print on new line...(I guess you forgot to press enter)
Then I get five 1s and two 0s.
5 ones are for LocalServices,Network Services,ReadUserData,UserEnvi and WriteUserData...So these are the capabilities...
Now I am going to sign my script shell after posting this..

Also tested the code for envy that You had mailed me for Betatesting
It again returns 5 capabilities (Just as indicated by 1s) and that the application is selfsigned at present...

Also it returns a YES at the end...

if has_capabilities(app_capabilities()):
print 'YES' # always True !

Was wondering what was that for?


Best Regards
croozeus

[cyke64]

Hello ,

I think that envy 1.0.2 with the new feature : has_capabilities()
is really useful !!!

Today I try my new module cenrep 1.3.0 and I have errors with setting functions

I only discover why when I launch this statement :

envy.has_capabilities('unsigned')

I return 0 (false) So I have installed a selfsigned Python Shell !!! So it's very useful

Thank envy

Cyke64

[croozeus]

Hi,

Well thats an application of envy....
Moreover also i have to use it in all my apps to avoid exiting on red key
Its really useful!

Thanks Cyke

Best Regards
croozeus