OKTOS: AI‑Powered Red Team Post‑Exploitation Platform Overview
OKTOS is a modular red‑team post‑exploitation platform that leverages AI assistance, BOF dynamic loading, multi‑channel asynchronous C2, and memory‑evasion techniques, offering a suite of web‑based interfaces for payload generation, session management, attack orchestration, and automated reporting, though it is presented as an unreviewed prototype.
Project Overview OKTOS is a red‑team post‑exploitation platform developed by XRED.TEAM. It adopts a modular architecture, supports BOF dynamic loading, multi‑channel asynchronous communication, and memory‑evasion. An integrated AI assistant can help orchestrate or automatically execute post‑exploitation tasks, aiming to provide stealthy, efficient, and intelligent operations.
Warning The author notes that the project is a half‑finished toy without thorough review or testing; it should not be used against real targets because control can be easily lost.
Quick Start
Run the following commands to download and start the teamserver (default port 8080, configurable with --port).
git clone https://github.com/1y0n/oktos.git
unzip teamserver_linux-amd64_0.1.1_20260805.zip
rlwrap ./teamserver -port 7777After the first successful launch, a random password is generated; it can be changed on the web UI under “User Management”.
Feature Demonstrations
Project Management Interface Projects separate different sessions; data in each project is isolated.
Payload Generation Page Supports Windows (x86, amd64, shellcode), Linux (amd64), and .NET webshell formats.
Session Details Page For Windows sessions, BOF is used to execute commands, avoiding child processes and reducing detection based on process chains.
Attack Orchestration Page Visualizes attack paths; users can manually set targets and execute, or let the AI plan and run the whole sequence.
Automatic Task Page When a session first checks in, predefined commands can be executed immediately to prevent session loss.
Report Generation Page Uses the AI assistant to automatically produce penetration test reports.
Listener Management Page Supports direct HTTP(S) connections and asynchronous connections via public‑cloud channels, using trusted domain names to hide the server.
Forward Management Page Allows rapid switching of listener IP addresses without moving the teamserver.
Firewall Page Configurable rules protect the teamserver itself.
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