GoDoH : A DNS-Over-HTTPS C2

GoDoH is a proof of concept Command and Control framework, written in Golang, that uses DNS-over-HTTPS as a transport medium. Currently supported providers include Google, Cloudflare but also contains the ability to use traditional DNS.

Installation

All you would need are the godoh binaries themselves. Binaries are available for download from the releases page as part of tagged releases.

To build godoh from source, follow the following steps:

  • Ensure you have dep installed (go get -v -u github.com/golang/dep/cmd/dep)
  • Clone this repository to your $GOPATH‘s src/ directory so that it is in sensepost/godoh
  • Run dep ensure to resolve dependencies
  • Run make key to generate a unique encryption key to use for communication
  • Use the go build tools, or run make to build the binaries in the build/ directory

Also Read – A List Of Services & How To Claim Subdomain With Dangling DNS Records

Usage

$ godoh -h
A DNS (over-HTTPS) C2
Version: dev
By @leonjza from @sensepost
Usage:
godoh [command]
Usage:
godoh [command]
Available Commands:
agent Connect as an Agent to the DoH C2
c2 Starts the godoh C2 server
help Help about any command
receive Receive a file via DoH
send Send a file via DoH
test Test DNS communications
Flags:
-d, –domain string DNS Domain to use. (ie: example.com)
-h, –help help for godoh
-p, –provider string Preferred DNS provider to use. possible: google, cloudflare, raw
Use “godoh [command] –help” for more information about a command.

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