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SilentTrinity

C2 Framework

Resource Development

A modern, asynchronous, collaborative, multiserver C2 and post-exploitation framework. Its Python 3.7 client and teamserver coordinate a Windows .NET Dynamic Language Runtime implant that evaluates tasks through embedded scripting such as Boolang. It uses modular listeners and stagers over HTTP/HTTPS/WebSocket transports, with ECDHE-encrypted implant-to-teamserver C2. Separately, upstream operator documentation recommends wss:// for the client-to-teamserver link and warns that omitting it leaves client traffic in cleartext.

Source

https://github.com/byt3bl33d3r/SILENTTRINITY

Language

Python 3.7 client/teamserver; C#/.NET DLR implant; Boo/Boolang task scripting; PowerShell, C, and Boo stagers

References

github.com github.com raw.githubusercontent.com attack.mitre.org blog.f-secure.com

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Extended Details

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