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Omniscient

Omniscient is a VERY minimalist Command and Control (C2) Command Line Interface (CLI). It provides a minimalistic interface for managing and controlling remote clients.

Server

The server component acts as a TCP listener, waiting for connections from clients. It provides a range of commands to interact with and control the connected clients.

Client

The client features:

• KeyLogger: Records the keys pressed on the client's machine.
• WindowLogger: Keeps track of the active window on the client's machine.
• Command Executor: Executes commands received from the server on the client's machine.

Running the Application

To ensure the application functions correctly, it's important to start the server before initiating the client. Here are the steps to do so:

Starting the Server

1. Open a terminal.

2. Navigate to the server directory from the root of the project:

   cd server

3. Once inside the server directory, start the server by running:

   dotnet run

   The server should now be running and waiting for client connections.

Starting the Client

1. Open a new terminal.

2. Navigate to the client directory from the root of the project:

   cd client

3. Once inside the client directory, start the client by running:

   dotnet run

   The client should now be running and attempting to connect to the server.

Commands

Here are the available commands in the Omniscient CLI:

• help: Displays a list of available commands and their descriptions.
• list: Lists all connected clients.
• use <client_id>: Connects to a specific client using its ID.
• exec <command>: Executes a command on the connected client.
• close: Closes the current connection to the client.
• exit: Shuts down the server.
• get-log: Retrieves the log file from the connected client.
• sad: Accesses additional sub-commands (type sad help for more info).

Sub-Commands for sad

• help: Displays a list of sad sub-commands and their descriptions.
• program: Lists all programs installed on the client's machine.
• vulne: Lists potentially vulnerable programs on the client's machine (requires running the program command beforehand).
• system: Retrieves system information from the client's machine.

This project was made with John and Marius