Streamlining Mythic C2 Workflow with Ludus Role for Linux Servers

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Following my recent Ludus Cobalt Strike role, I’ve put together a similar Ludus role to make Mythic C2 easier to work with – especially for those developing custom Mythic agents or setting up test labs for adversary emulation.

This role lets you quickly spin up a Mythic C2 teamserver in your Ludus setup, making it easier to:

• Develop and test new Mythic agents without dealing with complex setup
• Create controlled test environments for adversary emulation techniques

• Iterate on tooling more efficiently

If you’re working with Mythic C2, whether for agent development or technique testing, this might help streamline your workflow.

Check it out here:

Ludus role for deploying a Mythic Teamserver onto Linux servers – 0xRedpoll/ludus_mythic_teamserver

You Should Know:

To deploy the Mythic C2 teamserver using the Ludus role, follow these steps:

1. Clone the Repository:

git clone https://github.com/0xRedpoll/ludus_mythic_teamserver.git
cd ludus_mythic_teamserver

2. Install Dependencies:

Ensure you have Ansible installed on your Linux server:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install ansible -y

3. Run the Playbook:

Execute the Ansible playbook to deploy the Mythic C2 teamserver:

ansible-playbook -i inventory mythic_teamserver.yml

4. Verify Deployment:

Once the playbook completes, verify the Mythic C2 server is running:

sudo systemctl status mythic

5. Access the Web Interface:

Open your browser and navigate to `http://:7443` to access the Mythic C2 web interface.

What Undercode Say:

Mythic C2 is a powerful framework for red teaming and adversary emulation. By leveraging the Ludus role, you can significantly reduce the setup time and focus on developing custom agents or testing techniques. Here are some additional Linux commands to enhance your workflow:

  • Check Network Connectivity:
    ping <target-ip>
    

  • Monitor System Resources:

    top
    

  • List Open Ports:

    sudo netstat -tuln
    

  • Kill a Process:

    sudo kill <process-id>
    

  • Update System Packages:

    sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
    

For more advanced configurations, refer to the Mythic C2 Documentation.

This streamlined approach not only saves time but also ensures a consistent and repeatable setup for your red team operations.

References:

Reported By: Activity 7307335533679005696 – Hackers Feeds
Extra Hub: Undercode MoN
Basic Verification: Pass ✅

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