Project Explanation

RustNecCommander

A command-and-control (C2) server, also known as a C&C server or C2 node, is a tool that cyber threat actors use to launch and control cyber attacks. C2 servers are the technical infrastructure and protocols that allow threat actors to communicate with compromised devices over a network and issue commands to them.

Basic C2 Server

The Basic C2 Server is a Rust-based implementation of a basic Command and Control (C2) server that allows you to manage multiple clients, generate unique names and IDs for each client, and execute commands remotely. It periodically reads commands from a file and sends them to all connected clients, collects the output from clients, and prints it.

Features

  • Asynchronous handling of multiple client connections.
  • Unique name and ID generation for each client.
  • Periodic command execution given the commands in a file and output collection from all connected clients.

Intermediate C2 Server

The Intermediate C2 Server is a command-line tool implemented in Rust that provides a comprehensive set of features for managing multiple clients, including starting the server, listing connected clients, stopping the manager, and interacting with specific clients.

Features

  • Start the server on port 8080, with each client connection handled in a separate background thread.
  • List all connected clients using a HashMap that maps unique names to client IP addresses and TcpStreams.
  • Stop the server manager gracefully.
  • Interact with specific clients by sending custom commands and receiving output in real-time.

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