Eclipse_C2 Framework

An advance cli based C2 framework that allows you to create multiple reverse shell which are capable to handle 15 clients using a normal teamserver with custom reverse shell scripts and a scripted web_deivery_method. It is also have an inbuilt single netcat-multihandler to handle a single client (if needed).

⚠️ This is on early stage. I will develop this tool in future. ☑️ 🆗 TESTED ON MATE TERMINAL

Features

• User-defined IP and port for the C2 server.

• Supports Scripted-Web-Dlivery method.

• Supports C-based reverse shell beacon for Linux and Windows both.

• Automatic forwarding of client connections to Netcat listeners.

• Support for interactive reverse shell execution.

• Uses normal "gnome-terminal" to launch Netcat listeners.

• Maximum 15 clients support.

• Requirements

• Linux system

• Netcat (nc)

• gnome-terminal

Installation

sudo apt update && sudo apt install gnome-terminal -y
git clone https://github.com/webdragon63/Eclipse_C2.git
cd Eclipse_C2

Usage

bash eclipse_c2.sh

The program will prompt you for:

1. C2 Host: The host address where the server will run.
2. C2 Port: The port number to listen for incoming client connections.
3. Port for Web Delivery: The port for hosting a powershell payload.
4. Netcat Multi-Handler Host: The host address where the netcat multi-handler will run.
5. Netcat Multi-Handler Port: The port number to listen for incoming client connections.

After starting a Scripted_Web_Delivery service, it will:

• Hosts a powershell payload to deliver it over the target via a web server.
• Wait 1 second and launch Netcat listeners on ports 2000 to 2014 using gnome-terminal.
• Gives you a CMD command to execute on a target's commmand prompt.
• Accept incoming client connections and forward them to the Netcat listeners.
• Maintain interactive communication between the clients and listeners.

Note: After using this web_delivery_service method you need to run the pkiller.sh file manually with bash pkiller.sh command to stop any background process of the web_delivery service at the end.

After starting a teamserver, it will:

• Wait 1 second and launch Netcat listeners on ports 2000 to 2014 using gnome-terminal.
• Accept incoming client connections and forward them to the Netcat listeners.
• Maintain interactive communication between the clients and listeners.

After starting a Beacon for Windows, it will:

• Ask you for C2 host and C2 port. Then ask you for the path and name for the beacon
• Wait 1 second and launch Netcat listeners on ports 2000 to 2014 using gnome-terminal.
• Accept incoming client connections and forward them to the Netcat listeners.
• Maintain interactive communication between the clients and listeners.

After starting a Beacon for Linux, it will:

• Ask you for C2 host and C2 port. Then ask you for the path and name for the beacon
• Wait 1 second and launch Netcat listeners on ports 2000 to 2014 using gnome-terminal.
• Accept incoming client connections and forward them to the Netcat listeners.
• Maintain interactive communication between the clients and listeners.

After starting a Netcat Multi-Handler Normal, it will:

After it

• After entering an host and port it willl create scripts for payload and start the netcat listener in a single port.

After starting a Netcat Multi-Handler with SSL, it will:

Ask's for Host & Port for the Multi-Handler Generates new SSL certificate and ask's you to set any password Creates scripts for payloads and after entering the same password it will start a listener with a security of SSL.

Notes

• Ensure ports 2000 to 2014 are not in use before running the server.
• For Windows clients, use a compatible reverse shell payload.

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