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Setup Cloud C2 on Ubuntu Server?


TheRealTRex

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I recently fired up an Ubuntu server on a spare PC at my home lab.  Trying to install Cloud C2 on this server, I am new to Linux and need a little help with this.

Any help would be appreciated on the process, if this was answered before or I am looking in the wrong spot please tell me.

If I can answer any specifics about my home environment that will help please let me know too!  Look forward to the help from everyone on this one!

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The most basic way of getting C2 up and running is to execute this command. Will start a C2 server accessible on your local network. There's no actual installation, more of a setup procedure. The best way is to set it up as a service though.
./c2-3.1.2_amd64_linux -hostname [IP of your machine where C2 is hosted]

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Doesn`t work. Service won't start.

 

ubuntu@ip-172-26-2-73:~$ sudo systemctl status hak5.service● hak5.service - Hak5 C2     Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/hak5.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled)     Active: failed (Result: exit-code) since Mon 2022-10-17 01:03:19 UTC; 14s ago    Process: 1357 ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/c2-3.2.0_amd64_darwin -hostname 34.192.27.164 ->   Main PID: 1357 (code=exited, status=203/EXEC)Oct 17 01:03:19 ip-172-26-2-73 systemd[1]: Started Hak5 C2.Oct 17 01:03:19 ip-172-26-2-73 systemd[1357]: hak5.service: Failed to execute command: Exe>Oct 17 01:03:19 ip-172-26-2-73 systemd[1357]: hak5.service: Failed at step EXEC spawning />Oct 17 01:03:19 ip-172-26-2-73 systemd[1]: hak5.service: Main process exited, code=exited,>Oct 17 01:03:19 ip-172-26-2-73 systemd[1]: hak5.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.

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