Usage

Table of Contents

• 🌐 Web Interface
  • Features
• 📜 Command List
  • Basic Commands
  • File Operations
  • Keylogger
  • Module Management
  • Hooks System

The rootkit can be used either through command line or via the integrated graphical interface. This page describes the available commands and web interface features.

‍To fully benefit from this section, please ensure the setup was performed correctly as described in the Setup section.

🌐 Web Interface

The web interface provides an intuitive way to control the rootkit. Access it at http://192.168.100.2:5000/

Features

• Dashboard: System information, resource monitoring
• Terminal: Execute remote commands
• File Explorer: Browse and transfer files
• Keylogger: Capture and view keystrokes

📜 Command List

For detailed command documentation, refer to the French version or the inline help system.

Basic Commands

• connect [PASSWORD] - Authenticate to the rootkit
• disconnect - Close connection
• ping - Test connectivity
• exec [COMMAND] - Execute command on victim
• getshell [PORT] - Open reverse shell

File Operations

• download [PATH] - Download file from victim
• upload [PATH] [SIZE] - Upload file to victim

Keylogger

• klgon - Enable keylogger
• klgoff - Disable keylogger
  
• klg - Retrieve captured keystrokes

Module Management

• hide_module - Hide rootkit module
• unhide_module - Unhide rootkit module

Hooks System

• hooks hide [PATH] - Hide file/directory
• hooks unhide [PATH] - Unhide file/directory
• hooks forbid [PATH] - Block access to file/directory
• hooks unforbid [PATH] - Unblock access
• hooks modify [PATH] [OPTIONS] - Modify file content dynamically
• hooks add_port [PORT] - Hide network port
• hooks remove_port [PORT] - Unhide network port

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