BaphoDashBoard : Dashboard For Manage & Generate The Baphomet Ransomware

With this proyect we will be able to handle the data of the victims we obtain with Baphomet Ransomware. BaphoDashBoard is developed in C# under frame work dotnet-core 3.1.

Both Baphomet Ransomware and BaphoDashBoard proyects are thrown out for educational purposes and so we can get something out of it to learn new things.

DashBoard Features

  • Generate .exe to encrypt data.
  • Generate .exe to decrypt data.
  • When we generate the ransomware, we keep the rsa keys that encrypt the symmetric key in charge of encrypting the files.
  • Location of each victim shown on map.
  • Graphics for better visualization.
  • We can obtain the data of all our hosting servers.
  • Handling of each baphomet.exe that we generate.
  • Victims details and more using web scraping.

Requirements

Operating Systems Tested

  • Windows 10
  • Mac OS Mojave
  • Debian 10
  • Kali Linux

File That We Must Modify

  • file: BaphoDashBoard > Dal > Services > BaseService.cs line: 32
  • NOTE: We add the hosting that contains the victim’s data. for example https://myhosting.com/data.txt

Installation & Framework Use

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Video Demo

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