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In this video, we break down Command and Control (C2) in cybersecurity and walk you through a step-by-step setup using Ubuntu in VMware. You’ll see how attackers use C2 to maintain control over compromised machines—and how defenders can detect it.
🔍 What’s Covered:
What is C2 and why it matters in red team operations
Real-world C2 examples used by hackers
Building a custom C2 server using Ubuntu 22.04 in VMware
Creating a reverse shell and establishing command flow
Tips on defending against C2 using firewalls and IDS
🛠️ Tools Used: Ubuntu, Netcat, Python, Bash, Terminal, VMware
💡 Use Case: Realistic red team training, ethical hacking, OSCP prep
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👇 Drop a comment if you want part 2 covering encrypted C2 or DNS tunneling.
