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Wagyu Documentation
  • Wagyu
  • Installation
    • Wagyu Server
    • Wagyu Client
    • Connecting
  • Users
    • Creating Users
    • Modifying Existing Users
    • Delete Existing Users
    • Changing User Passwords
  • Implants
    • Creating Implants
    • Deleting Existing Implants
  • Payloads
    • Payload Functions
    • Creating Payloads
    • Initial Payloads
    • Modifying Existing Payloads
    • Deleting Existing Payloads
  • Hosts
    • Compromising Hosts
    • Executing Payloads
  • Findings
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  • Binary Installation
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  1. Installation

Wagyu Client

How to install the Wagyu client.

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Last updated 2 years ago

The Wagyu client is built using electron to ensure that the application supports as many cross-platform devices as possibe. Whilst electron is known for being resource heavy, we are constantly working on optamising the client to ensure it remains lightweight.

Binary Installation

Download the latest Wagyu Client binaries

Manually Installing The Client From Source

Requirements

The following packages are required for the Wagyu client:

  • NodeJS and NPM

These packages are only required when starting the client from source. They are not required when using the Wagyu Client binary.

Instructions

If you want to run the client from source for development you can do so by first changing into the client directory and then installing the required node packages:

cd client && npm install

The electron client application can then be started by using:

npm start
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