/InfraRed-AWS

Primary LanguageHCL

Overview

This project automates the setup of a Command and Control (C2) infrastructure using Terraform and Ansible. It aims to streamline the deployment and configuration of infrastructure components required for managing and controlling systems efficiently.

This diagram outlines the concept of the scenario used for this project:

Folder Structure

The project follows a structured layout to organize its files and resources effectively:

├── data
│   ├── playbooks
│   ├── ssh_configs
│   ├── ssh_keys
│   └── templates
├── modules
│   ├── ansible
│   │   └── core
│   └── aws
│       ├── create-dns-record
│       ├── create-vpc
│       ├── http-c2
│       ├── http-cobalt-strike
│       └── http-redirector
├── nb_modules
│   ├── ansible
│   └── cobalt-strike

Prerequisites

To use this project, ensure you have the following prerequisites:

  • Terraform installed on your local machine (Download Terraform)
  • Ansible installed on your local machine (Install Ansible)
  • AWS Account with necessary permissions and credentials
  • CloudFlare Account for DNS management and HTTPS configuration
  • A registered Domain Name for your infrastructure
  • SSH Key Pair for secure access to servers
  • ...

Getting Started

  1. Clone this repository to your local machine.
  2. Set up your Terraform variables in the terraform.tfvars file based on terraform.tfvars.example.
  3. Review and update the necessary configurations in Terraform files (main.tf, variables.tf, etc.) according to your requirements.
  4. Run terraform init to initialize Terraform and download required plugins.
  5. Run terraform plan to review the execution plan.
  6. Run terraform apply to provision the infrastructure as defined in the Terraform configuration.

Usage

  • Use terraform output to get information about the provisioned resources.
  • Use Ansible playbooks in the data/playbooks directory to manage and configure servers post-provisioning.

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