Visionbones/Windows
3.1
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The MCP Kali Server is a comprehensive setup designed for building Discord C2 backdoors using a Hostinger Kali Linux VPS.
MCP Kali Server - Discord C2 Builder
A complete MCP (Model Context Protocol) server setup for building Discord C2 backdoors using a Hostinger Kali Linux VPS.
Features
- Web Interface: Browser-based interface for building C2 backdoors
- Discord C2: Automated Discord bot backdoor generation
- Profile Management: Save and load Discord bot configurations
- Executable Building: Creates Windows .exe files using PyInstaller
- Hostinger Integration: Works with Hostinger Kali Linux VPS
Quick Setup
1. Kali Server Setup
# Clone the repository on your Kali machine
git clone https://github.com/Visionbones/Windows.git
cd Windows
# Run the setup script
chmod +x setup.sh
./setup.sh
# Start the server
python3 kali_server.py
2. Local Interface
Open hostinger_kali_interface.html in your browser to access the web interface.
File Structure
├── hostinger_kali_interface.html # Main web interface
├── dystopia_windows_builder.py # Core builder script
├── kali_server.py # Kali server for Hostinger
├── libraries/ # Core C2 libraries
├── templates/ # Payload templates
├── requirements.txt # Python dependencies
└── setup.sh # Setup script
Usage
- Configure Discord Bot: Create a Discord bot and get the token, guild ID, and channel ID
- Save Profile: Use the profile management system to save your configurations
- Build C2: Select Discord payload and build the executable
- Deploy: Transfer the .exe to target Windows machines
Discord C2 Commands
!c2exec <command>- Execute system commands!c2info- Get system information
Requirements
- Kali Linux (tested on Hostinger VPS)
- Python 3.8+
- PyInstaller
- Discord.py
- Flask
Security Note
This tool is for educational and authorized penetration testing purposes only. Use responsibly and only on systems you own or have explicit permission to test.