Link : A Command And Control Framework Written In Rust

Link provides MacOS, Linux and Windows implants which may lack the necessary evasive tradecraft provided by other more mature command and control frameworks.

Tested on Linux only.

Features

Hopefully this list expands for humans to actually want to use this:

  • HTTPS communication
  • Process injection
  • In-memory .NET assembly execution
  • SharpCollection tools
  • sRDI implementation for shellcode generation
  • Windows link reloads DLLs from disk into current process

Build Process

  • Clone or download the repo
  • cargo run if you are eager to run it right now
  • cargo build --release to build the link server executable

For more information check out Installation and Usage.

R K

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