This repo contains the files required to setup Hak5's Cloud C2 as a daemon on Alpine Linux
To set things up, once you download the Cloud C2 zip file from the
Hak5 website, and create the directory /opt/cloudc2/ on your Alpine
Linux system. Then extract the files and copy c2_community-linux-32
to the newly created /opt/cloudc2/. If you're on a non-x86 platform,
you'll have to select the corresponding binary and modify the init.d
file to point to the correct path.
NOTE: c2_community-linux-64 will not work on Alpine Linux. It's
dynamically linked to /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2, which doesn't
exist on musl libc machines.
Then copy the files from this repo onto your system, placing the
init.d/cloudc2 into your system's /etc/init.d/ directory, and
conf.d/cloudc2 into your system's /etc/conf.d/ directory.
You'll then want to open /etc/conf.d/cloudc2 in your editor of
choice and modify the variables to match your setup.
If you want to set the reverse proxy options, you'll have to add them
to the C2_OPTS variable like this:
C2_OPTS="-reverseProxy -reverseProxyPort XXX"
NOTE: You MUST set C2_HOSTNAME for the daemon to launch.
After following the setup, all you have to do to launch CloudC2 in the background is run
rc-service cloudc2 start
You can then set it to run at boot.
rc-update add cloudc2
When registering your CloudC2 instance, you'll need a setup
token. This token gets outputted from cloudc2 the first time it
runs. This should appear in /var/log/cloudc2.log a couple seconds after
the first time it gets launched.