Red Hat Ibex is a comprehensive remote administration tool

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# Red Hat Ibex

Red Hat Ibex is a comprehensive remote administration tool designed for security research and educational purposes. It provides a modern web-based interface for managing remote systems and demonstrating various security concepts.


## ⚠️ Educational & Ethical Use Only

This software is designed **SOLELY** for legitimate security testing, research, and educational purposes. Any unauthorized use on systems without explicit permission is illegal and unethical.

– Only use on systems you own or have explicit permission to test
– Never use for unauthorized access, surveillance, or harmful activities
– Be aware of and comply with all relevant laws and regulations
– Users assume all responsibility for how this tool is deployed

## Features

– 🖥️ **Intuitive Web Interface** – Modern responsive dashboard built with Bootstrap 5
– 🕸️ **Real-time Communication** – WebSocket-based communication for instant control
– 🎭 **Stealth Capabilities** – Anti-VM detection and obfuscation techniques
– 🔄 **Multi-client Support** – Control and monitor multiple systems simultaneously
– 🛠️ **Versatile Commands** – Execute shell commands, capture screenshots, monitor keystrokes
– 🔐 **Browser Password Recovery** – Demonstrating credential storage vulnerabilities
– 📸 **Webcam Capture** – Remote camera access capabilities
– 📁 **File Management** – File browser with upload/download functionality
– 🏭 **Custom Payload Builder** – Generate customized Windows executables

## System Requirements

**Server:**
– Python 3.11+
– Modern web browser
– Network connectivity

**Client (Target):**
– Windows operating system
– Internet access to reach back to the server

## Installation

2. Install required Python dependencies:
   “`
   pip install -r requirements.txt
   “`

3. Run the server:
   “`
   python run.py
   “`

4. Access the web interface:
   – By default, the server runs on `http://localhost:8443`
   – The interface will open automatically in your default browser

## Usage Guide

### Starting the Server

“`
python run.py [options]
“`

Available options:
– `–host` – Specify host address (default: 0.0.0.0)
– `–port` – Specify port number (default: 8443)
– `–no-browser` – Don’t open browser automatically
– `–debug` – Run in debug mode

### Building a Payload

1. Navigate to the “Payload Builder” section in the web interface
2. Enter your server’s IP or domain and port
3. Configure the desired options:
   – Persistence (startup after reboot)
   – Anti-VM detection
   – Connection intervals
   – Encryption options
4. Click “Generate Payload” to create the executable
5. The resulting file will be available for download

### Client Control

Once a client connects:
1. View client details in the “Clients” section
2. Click “Control” on any connected client to access:
   – Command terminal
   – File manager
   – Screenshot/webcam viewer
   – Keylogger controls
   – System information


## Security Notes

yemen Ibex deliberately implements features that could be flagged by antivirus software when used for malicious purposes. However, for educational use, it’s designed to demonstrate:

– How remote administration tools work
– Common security vulnerabilities
– Defensive measures and detection techniques

Remember that security tools require responsible usage and ethical considerations.

## Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you’d like to improve Red Hat Ibex:

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Make your changes
4. Submit a pull request

Please adhere to the ethical guidelines and educational focus of the project.

## License

This project is available for educational purposes only. See the LICENSE file for details.

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