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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions docs/1. Installation.md
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# 1. Installation

[Havoc source code](https://github.com/HavocFramework/Havoc.git) avaliable on [github](https://github.com/HavocFramework/Havoc.git) and can be cloned using `git clone`:
[Havoc source code](https://github.com/HavocFramework/Havoc.git) available on [github](https://github.com/HavocFramework/Havoc.git) and can be cloned using `git clone`:
```bash
git clone https://github.com/HavocFramework/Havoc.git
```
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```

### Install the dependencies
After following the steps above we need to install the needed dependecies for the teamserver and compile it to our final executable. Be aware that the teamserver requieres golang 1.18 to be able to compile and run.
After following the steps above we need to install the needed dependencies for the teamserver and compile it to our final executable. Be aware that the teamserver requires golang 1.18 to be able to compile and run.

#### Ubuntu 20.04 / 22.04

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# 9. External C2
# 10. External C2

This section is in work. It will be published soon.

![Spiderman Work](/images/Spiderman_work.png)
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# 11. Client Script
# 12. Client Script

This section is in work. It will be published soon.

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Expand Up @@ -149,8 +149,8 @@ The `Http` block allows configuring and starting an HTTP/HTTPS listener. The fol
|---------|------|-------------|---------
| `Name` | string | listener name | true
| `KillDate` | string | Date in which the Demon will terminate itself in UTC | false
| `WorkingHours` | string | during this working hour the agent is gonna activly request for new commands and execute them | true
| `Hosts` | string array | takes an array of hosts/ip strings. Those values can be formated as following: `host:port` (example: `host.com:443`) to set the host and port to connect to or simply `host` (example: `host.com`) to connect to. If only the host has been specified then the binded port is going to be used. If no hosts where specified then the binded host and port is going be used. Interface names such as `tun0` can also be used. | false
| `WorkingHours` | string | during this working hour the agent is gonna actively request for new commands and execute them | true
| `Hosts` | string array | takes an array of hosts/ip strings. Those values can be formatted as following: `host:port` (example: `host.com:443`) to set the host and port to connect to or simply `host` (example: `host.com`) to connect to. If only the host has been specified then the binded port is going to be used. If no hosts where specified then the binded host and port is going be used. Interface names such as `tun0` can also be used. | false
| `HostBind` | string | Where the listener should to bind on. It accepts interface names. | true
| `HostRotation` | string | Host rotation technique to use. | true
| `PortBind` | integer | What port the listener should bind to | true
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| `Secure` | bool | if SSL (HTTPs) should be used or not | true
| `Cert` | block | Certification files for HTTPs. If not specified the teamserver is going to generate a random cert/key files to use | false
| `Proxy` | block | Proxy configuration for HTTP/HTTPs requests | false
| `Response` | block | How should the listener responde to the agent request | false
| `Response` | block | How should the listener respond to agent requests | false

 

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* SMB
* External C2

Which can be configurated using the Havoc Client user interface.
Which can be configured using the Havoc Client user interface.
To start a listener go to `View -> Listeners` to show the listener table.

![Havoc Listener Table](/images/assets/HavocListenerTable.png)
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| Field | Type | Description | Required
|-----------------|------|-------------|---------
| `Hosts` | string array | takes an array of hosts/ip strings. Those values can be formated as following: `host:port` (example: `host.com:443`) to set the host and port to connect to or simply `host` (example: `host.com`) to connect to. If only the host has been specified then the binded port is going to be used. If no hosts where specified then the binded host and port is going be used. | false
| `Hosts` | string array | takes an array of hosts/ip strings. Those values can be formatted as following: `host:port` (example: `host.com:443`) to set the host and port to connect to or simply `host` (example: `host.com`) to connect to. If only the host has been specified then the binded port is going to be used. If no hosts where specified then the binded host and port is going be used. | false
| `Port` | int | Where the listener should to bind on | true
| `Host (Bind)` | string | Where the listener should to bind on | true
| `Host Rotation` | string | Host rotation technique to use. | true
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Read more about it under [External C2](/docs/external_c2)

![Havoc Listener External](/images/assets/HavocListenerExternal.png)
![Havoc Listener External](/images/assets/HavocListenerExternal.png)
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In the payload generation window (`Attack -> Payload`) you can configure your Demon payload.
![HavocPayloadWindow](/images/assets/HavocPayloadWindow.png)

| Configuaration | Description |
| Configuration | Description |
|------------------|-----------------------------------|
| Sleep | Sleep delay between each callback |
| Indirect Syscall | Use of indirect syscalls |
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`Injection` Configuration:

| Configuaration | Description |
| Configuration | Description |
|----------------|----------------------------------------------------|
| Alloc | What technique to use when allocating memory. |
| Execute | What technique to use when executing a pointer. |
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| token | Module | token manipulation and impersonation
| dotnet | Module | execute and manage dotnet assemblies
| net | Module | network and host enumeration module
| config | Module | configure the behaviour of the demon session
| config | Module | configure the behavior of the demon session
| pivot | Module | pivoting module
| rportfwd | Module | reverse port forwarding
| socks | Module | socks4a proxy
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# 12. Object Files
# 7. Object Files

The Havoc agent supports in-memory execution of object files, commonly known as Beacon Object Files or BOFs.

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### Register a new command

First, import the following pagackes:
First, import the following packages:
```python
from havoc import Demon, RegisterCommand, RegisterModule
```
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### Get a callback upon new demons

In this example, we call a webhook on all incomming demons.
In this example, we call a webhook on all incoming demons.

```python
import requests
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# 7. Service API
# 8. Service API

This section is in work. It will be published soon.

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# 8. Custom Agent API
# 9. Custom Agent API

This section is in work. It will be published soon.

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