Havoc Framework Tutorial Demonstrates Remote Control of a Windows PC
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Summary
The tutorial configures Havoc’s team server and client, creates an HTTP listener and Windows payload, then downloads and runs it on a target to demonstrate remote commands, screenshots, and file retrieval.
Key points
- The presenter installs and builds Havoc’s team server and client, then connects the client to the server.
- An HTTP listener is configured to receive connections from the generated Windows executable.
- The presenter hosts the payload on a Python HTTP server; the target user downloads it and selects “Run anyway.”
- After the agent connects, the presenter demonstrates issuing remote commands and viewing the target’s directories.
- The tutorial shows capturing a screenshot and retrieving a selected file from the target through Havoc.
Article Details
- Topics
- [00:00] Demonstration of Havoc’s remote-control capabilities
- [00:47] Installing and building the Havoc team server and client
- [08:09] Configuring a listener and generating a Windows payload
- [10:07] Hosting, downloading, and running the payload on a target
- [11:40] Remote commands, screenshots, and file retrieval
- [14:08] Viewing controlled devices and browsing files
