Hosts
How to compromise a host and execute payloads on the target browser
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How to compromise a host and execute payloads on the target browser
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The "Hosts" tab within the Wagyu client will display all of the hosts currently calling back to the Wagyu server.
Within the "Hosts" tab the following can be found for each host:
ID - The ID of the host
Current Status - The current status of the host. See
Public IP - The public IPv4 address of the target host
OS - The operating system of the target host. This is parsed from the user agent
Browser - The browser which the implant is running in. This is parsed from the user agent
Current Tab - The title of the tab the implant is executing in
Last Seen - The time since the host last called back
Actions - Quick actions including copying the host ID, marking the host as Offline and deleting the host
A host can either be Online or Offline, this will be indicated in the "Current Status" column within the "Hosts" tab.
The status can be used to determine whether or not a host is calling back or not, if the status is Online it is safe to assume the host is calling back and healthy. Hosts will be marked offline automatically if they do not callback after the implant callback interval + the maximum jitter + 5 seconds.
It is also possible to manually mark hosts as Offline using the skull and crossbones icon within the "Actions" column of the "Hosts" tab.
To learn more about how hosts use implants to communicate with the Wagyu server, please