Loot Manager
The Loot Manager (View → Loot) centralises everything you capture during an operation into three tabs.
Credentials
Section titled “Credentials”Stores captured credentials with full metadata.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Type | plaintext, ntlm, hash, kerberos, ssh-key, api-key, other |
| Username | Account name |
| Secret | Password, hash, or key material |
| Domain | Windows domain or hostname |
| Source | Where it was captured (e.g. lsass, SAM, /.ssh/id_rsa) |
| Agent | Session ID that captured it |
| Date | Timestamp |
Adding credentials manually
Section titled “Adding credentials manually”Click Add in the Credentials tab and fill in the dialog.
Adding credentials from a script
Section titled “Adding credentials from a script”from havoc import *
mugen.AddCredential( agent_id = demonID, cred_type = "ntlm", username = "administrator", secret = "aad3b435b51404eeaad3b435b51404ee:8846f7eaee8fb117ad06bdd830b7586c", domain = "CORP", source = "lsass")See Credentials API for the full reference.
Deleting credentials
Section titled “Deleting credentials”Right-click an entry and select Delete.
All credentials are persisted in the local SQLite database and survive client restarts.
Screenshots
Section titled “Screenshots”Screenshots captured via screenshot (Demon or Tengu) are listed here with their filename, size, and timestamp.
Viewing a screenshot
Section titled “Viewing a screenshot”Click any row to open the image in a resizable viewer dialog. Controls:
+/-or mouse wheel to zoom in/out- Fit button to fit the image to the window
- Save button to export a copy to disk
Capturing a screenshot (Tengu)
Section titled “Capturing a screenshot (Tengu)”screenshotTengu tries scrot (X11), grim (Wayland), and import (ImageMagick) in that order. The result is automatically saved on the teamserver and appears in the Screenshots tab.
Downloads
Section titled “Downloads”Files downloaded from targets via download appear here with their original path, size, and timestamp.
Double-clicking a file with an image extension (.png, .jpg, .bmp, .gif, .webp) switches to the Screenshots tab and opens the image viewer directly.
Right-click any entry to delete it.
