This Python script emulates the websocket server side of RevC2 by sending the type you select and rendering the response. Please make sure you are running RevC2 in a Sandbox VM.
Use the following steps to use the websocket server side of RevC2
127.0.0.1 nopsec.org
$ python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
$ python final_websocket.py
$ regsvr32 bajo.ocx
4. Select the type you need to execute
1. RCE
2. Take ScreenShot
3. Steal Password
4. Steal Cookies
5. Create Process as different user
6. Proxy Traffic
NOTE: For type 6 need to execute 2 more python scripts mentioned below which act as sender and listener socket to proxy traffic
$ python sender_socket.py
$ python listener_socket.py
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