mrx325/bifrost

A Flask-based HTTP(S) command and control (C2) framework with a web frontend. Malleable agents written in Go and scripts written in bash.

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Bifrost is a Flask app that allows communication between implants and a centralized command and control server.

How to get started:

Server side:

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/AshleyNikr/Bifrost.git

Change into the server directory

cd Bifrost/server

Make sure the docker service is running

sudo systemctl restart docker.service

Start the docker container

sudo docker-compose up --force-recreate --build

Client side:

Run the implant on the agent

sudo ./implant

Important

• Make sure to change the base url in the implant to the IP you're hosting the server on

Planned Features:

• Bot Authentication
• Https
• Modularity
• Documentation
• Group commands
• Remote hosting
• Easy deployment
• Nil goated