NimPlant C2 is a minimal Proof-of-Concept (PoC) beacon written in C, designed to operate as truly Position Independent Code (PIC) without relying on reflective loaders.
Developed by Tijme Gommers, this project showcases a beacon that is significantly smaller in size compared to traditional NimPlant beacons with reflective loaders, weighing in at approximately 30KB versus 800KB.
cat
, cd
, cp
, ls
, pwd
, and whoami
. Future development aims to add support for additional commands like mv
, shell
, and others.main
function located in ./src/main.c
as needed.make
command to compile the code.shellcode.bin
using a shellcode loader of your choice. An example loader is the Kong Loader, set to be released at BlackHat Asia in April 2025.This project is currently in its early stages and is not production-ready.
Future enhancements include adding support for all implant configuration options, implementing jitter for sleep, and improving opsec measures such as string obfuscation.
Additionally, the project aims to achieve low coupling and high cohesion in its design.
NimPlant C2 is released under the GNU General Public License, version 2.0. Contributions and feature requests can be submitted via the issue tracker.
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