Adding exfiltrate data option

[vrechson]

Hello, I created the -ed option to exfiltrate data. When enabled, it will analyze every DNS request and look for the following pattern: content.filename.extension.interactshdomain.tld. When the pattern matches, it will append every content sent to filename.extension, which means that changing this subdomains you may exfiltrate different files. I also added an example in the readme and the -silent option that will only hide the banner.

[GeorginaReeder]

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[Mzack9999]

@vrechson Thanks for this PR. Could you describe a bit more the use case of this functionality? Are you using interactsh within a pipeline or as SDK? In the second case maybe a callback system would be more functional, allowing to customize the behavior dynamically?

[vrechson]

@vrechson Thanks for this PR. Could you describe a bit more the use case of this functionality? Are you using interactsh within a pipeline or as SDK? In the second case maybe a callback system would be more functional, allowing to customize the behavior dynamically?

Example: You are in a pentest and are asked to demonstrate the impact of a RCE in an enviroment where there is only DNS outbound. With this option you can exfiltrate a file such as /etc/passwd encoded in hex or base64 using multiple DNS interactions and it will concatenate the content back into a file.