Public C2 servers and examples for the go-exploit framework. These repositories hold various examples of how to use go-exploit in non-trivial and programmatic ways.
If you are here looking for how to develop an external C2 channel for communicating with your exploits, start by looking at the following components:
- example - A very trivial minimal implementation of the external C2 component that gives an idea of what the bare minimum set up will be.
- ssh - A full server and payload client for reverse shell controlled by the server.
Each of these C2 components will additionally need an accompanying payload. Each public external C2 should have a baseline payload that is an example of the basic use case and should at least be functional (for example ./ssh/payload/reverse_shell is a functional client ssh reverse shell payload). Do not assume that any evasion techniques or any advanced EDR analysis is done with these payloads, they are baseline only unless stated otherwise.
Warning
The C2 components in this repository may not have the same level of support or testing as the core modules. The repo says "experimental" for a reason.
| Name | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
SSHServer |
An SSH server runs from the exploitation hosts and handles incoming SSH client connections. Includes a payload reverse shell client | ssh |