The main features of sharpc2/sharpc2 are: Command and Control, Command And Control Frameworks.
Open-source alternatives to sharpc2/sharpc2 include: nathanlopez/stitch — Stitch is a command and control framework and post-exploitation toolkit designed for managing multiple remote systems… cobbr/covenant — Covenant is a .NET-based command and control framework designed for red team operations and adversary simulation. It… bc-security/empire — Empire is a post-exploitation command-and-control (C2) framework designed for red team operations. It deploys and… bishopfox/sliver — Sliver is a command and control framework designed for adversary emulation and security assessment operations. It… bats3c/shad0w — A post exploitation framework designed to operate covertly on heavily monitored environments. byt3bl33d3r/silenttrinity — An asynchronous, collaborative post-exploitation agent powered by Python and .NET's DLR.
Stitch is a command and control framework and post-exploitation toolkit designed for managing multiple remote systems from a central server. It functions as a remote administration tool and payload builder, enabling the execution of commands and the deployment of agents across different operating systems. The project features a cross-platform builder for generating custom executable agents with configurable network bindings and boot behaviors. It utilizes encrypted communication channels to secure traffic between the controller and remote clients, and it supports the execution of dynamic scri
Sliver is a command and control framework designed for adversary emulation and security assessment operations. It provides a centralized platform for managing remote systems, enabling security professionals to coordinate multi-operator sessions and maintain persistent, secure communication channels across diverse network environments. The framework distinguishes itself through its focus on stealth and infrastructure flexibility. It utilizes dynamic payload obfuscation to generate unique binaries and supports in-memory execution to minimize disk artifacts. Communication is secured through mutu
A post exploitation framework designed to operate covertly on heavily monitored environments
Empire is a post-exploitation command-and-control (C2) framework designed for red team operations. It deploys and manages agents written in PowerShell, Python, C#, Go, and C across Windows, Linux, and macOS, using encrypted communication channels over HTTP, HTTPS, and SMB. The framework executes over 400 built-in modules for reconnaissance, privilege escalation, credential theft, and lateral movement, and provides a modular engine for authoring custom attack modules. What sets Empire apart is its multi-language agent deployment system, which allows operators to choose implants that suit each