SkyFall-Pack is an advanced infrastructure automation toolkit designed for Command and Control (C2) operations.
It integrates Cloudflare Workers for traffic redirection and an Azure Virtual Machine (VM) as the team server, streamlining the deployment and management of C2 infrastructures.
SkyFall-Pack consists of four primary modules, each serving a specific purpose:
wrangler.jsonc and index.js files for Cloudflare Workers.These components work in unison to provide a seamless experience for deploying and managing C2 infrastructure.
To use SkyFall-Pack, install the following dependencies:
sudo apt install terraform npm ansible golang azure-cli -ybrew install terraform azure-cli node wrangler ansible gonpm exec wrangler loginaz logingit clone https://github.com/nickvourd/SkyFall-Pack.git./Scripts-Pack/setup.sh -l <location> -u <username> -n <resource_group_name> -s <ssh_filename> -d <dns_name>./Scripts-Pack/run_ansible.sh -f <keystore_filename> -p <password> -c <custom_header> -s <secret_value>npm create cloudflare./WorkerMan build -t <teamserver_hostname> -w <worker_hostname> -c <custom_header> -s <secret_value>SkyFall-Pack accelerates infrastructure deployment by automating key tasks like VM provisioning, configuration, and traffic redirection setup.
Leveraging tools such as Terraform, Ansible, and Cloudflare Workers ensures flexibility, scalability, and security in C2 operations.
This pack is ideal for teams seeking to streamline their C2 workflows while maintaining robust operational security.
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