Command and Control Framework designed for red team operations. With its robust capabilities and technical prowess, NCF empowers you to orchestrate and manage complex operations with ease.
Features:
- Advanced Command and Control: Take full control of remote systems with advanced command execution and control capabilities.
- Secure Communication: Utilize encrypted communication channels to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of data transmission.
- Multi-platform Support: Supports both Windows and Linux environments, offering flexibility in deployment and operation.
- Stealth Operations: Conduct operations covertly with stealthy techniques to evade detection and maintain operational security.
- File Transfer and Management: Seamlessly transfer files between systems and manage them efficiently with built-in file transfer functionalities.
- Keylogging and Clipboard Monitoring: Monitor keystrokes and clipboard activities to gather critical information during operations.
- Screen Capture and Control: Capture screenshots and control remote screens to gather visual intelligence and conduct operations effectively.
- Audio Playback: Play audio files on remote systems for various purposes, including deception and distraction.
- Conversion to Executables: Easily convert Python scripts to executable files using PyInstaller for simplified deployment.
Setup and Configuration:
Clone the NCF repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/Vulnpire/NC-Framework
Setting Up the C2 Server:
- Navigate to the c2_server directory.
cd NC-Framework - Modify the settings.py file to configure server settings such as port number, encryption keys, and log files.
ex <file> - Run the
python3 nc_server.py.
Initialization:
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Initialize the NecroNet Command Framework by running the appropriate client script (windows_client.py for Windows or linux_client.py for Linux) on the target system.
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Ensure that the Python environment is properly configured, and all dependencies are installed before executing the client script.
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The
windows_client.pyscript serves as a Windows client for a remote access framework, enabling remote control and management of Windows systems. -
The
linux_client.pyscript serves as a Linux client for a remote access framework, allowing remote control and management of Linux systems. -
The
headless_lin_client.pyscript serves as a headless Linux client for a remote access framework, allowing remote control and management of Linux systems.
linux_client.py:
- The linux_client.py script is designed to run on Linux systems and provides a full-featured client interface for the NecroNet Command Framework (NCF).
- It offers a comprehensive set of functionalities for executing commands, transferring files, capturing screens, logging keystrokes, and more.
- You can interact with the linux_client.py script directly on a Linux-based operating system, either through a graphical user interface (GUI) or a terminal interface.
headless_lin_client.py:
- The headless_lin_client.py script is a lightweight, headless version of the NCF client tailored for Linux systems.
- Unlike the linux_client.py script, the headless_lin_client.py script operates without a graphical user interface (GUI) or user interaction.
- It is designed for use in headless server environments or automated workflows where direct user interaction is not required.
- The headless_lin_client.py script offers similar functionalities to the linux_client.py script but focuses on command-line execution and automation capabilities.
Choosing Between headless_lin_client.py and linux_client.py:
Use linux_client.py When:
- You need a full-featured client interface with graphical or terminal interaction on a Linux system.
- User interaction and direct control over client operations are desired.
- You are running the client script in a desktop or workstation environment.
Use headless_lin_client.py When:
- You require a lightweight, headless client for automated tasks or server environments.
- Graphical user interface (GUI) interaction is not necessary, and you prefer command-line operation.
- You are deploying the client script in a headless server environment or for batch processing tasks.
Conversion to Executable (Optional):
To distribute the client script as a standalone executable file, follow these steps:
Install PyInstaller using pip: pip3 install pyinstaller
Run PyInstaller to convert the .py file to .exe: pyinstaller --onefile windows_client.py
Server Help:
server help: Retrieve information about available server commands and usage.
Client Commands:
Command Execution:
- Execute system commands directly on the client using the format:
COMMAND <params>.
File Operations:
- Download Files:
client download FILENAME: Download files from the server to the client. - Upload Files:
client upload FILENAME: Upload files from the client to the server. - Zip Files:
client zip FILENAME: Zip-encrypt files on the client. - Unzip Files:
client unzip FILENAME: Unzip and decrypt files on the client.
Other Actions:
- Kill Client:
client kill: Shutdown the client. - Set Delay:
client delay SECONDS: Adjust the delay between re-connection attempts. - Clipboard Interaction:
client get clipboard: Retrieve clipboard contents from the client. - Key Logging:
client keylog on/off: Start or stop key logging on the client. - Type Text:
client type TEXT: Simulate typing text on the client's keyboard. - Capture Screenshots:
client screenshot: Capture and save screenshots on the client. - Display Images:
client display IMAGE: Display images on the client's screen. - Manipulate Screen Orientation:
client flip/roll screen: Flip or roll the client's screen orientation. - Adjust Volume:
client max volume: Maximize the client's volume. - Play Audio Files:
client play FILENAME.wav: Play audio files on the client.
Disclaimer:
NecroNet Command Framework is intended for educational and cybersecurity research purposes only. Unauthorized use of this framework for malicious activities is strictly prohibited. I am not liable for any misuse or damage caused by its use.