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In this Lecture, I'm gonna talk about a tool called Empire.
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Empire allow us to generate backdoors that are not detectable by antivirus programs.
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Again, very similar to Veil-Evasion and TheFatRat.
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The reason why I'm showing you so many tools to do the same thing
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is all of these tools achieved the same goal.
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Yes, they all create undetectable backdoors but they achieve this goal in different ways.
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So the backdoors generated by them, use different techniques to bypass antivirus programs.
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Therefore, if for some reason, Vile-Evasion or TheFatRat or Empire became less effective,
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then you know two other tools on how to generate undetectable backdoors.
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Anti-virus programs will always try to stay up to date
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and the three of these tools will also, always try to stay up to date
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but sometimes, at certain times, some of these tools will be less effective than others
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that's why it's better to know all of these tools
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and have the option to pick which one,
that works better in your case.
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So before we start talking about how to
use this tool and how this tool works,
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let's first download and install it.
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I'm going to go to my browser and I'm gonna search for Empire project, Git,
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to get their Git repository page
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and again, they're using Git version control, just like TheFatRat
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so we can download it using the same command as TheFatRat.
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So this is their page and we're gonna go on the clone, like we did before
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and we're gonna copy their URL and then I'm gonna go to my command prompt,
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I'm gonna navigate to OPT, the same directory that I installed my FatRat in.
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So if I do 'Ls', you'll see that we have TheFatRat directory
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and now, to download and install this, all we have to do is just to 'git clone'
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and put the URL that we just copied.
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So it's exactly the same command that we did before.
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And as I said, this is the command that you'd always use when you want to clone stuff from GitHub.
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So 'git clone', the URL of the project.
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Now, I'm gonna hit Enter and that's going to download Empire.
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Okay, now, it's all installed.
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So what I want to do is, I'm gonna do 'list' to list and see if it's actually, downloaded
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and we can see that we have a new directory called Empire.
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Now, I can navigate into that directory by doing 'cd Empire'
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and then, if I do 'Ls' to list the files, you will see that we have a directory called 'setup',
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so I'm gonna navigate into that again using 'cd'
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and then if I do 'Ls', we'll see that we have
an executable that is called 'install.sh'.
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Now remember, when we were installing TheFatRat,
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we actually had to change the permissions of the Installer and we had to change it to an executable
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but right now, you can see that install is already green,
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so that means it's already an executable and I can run it by doing './' and put the filename.
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I'm gonna hit Enter...
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and just like TheFatRat, this is gonna check if there is any packages that need to be downloaded
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and if there is, then it's going to download and install them for me.
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And right now, it's asking me for a password for the server
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and I'm just gonna hit Enter to generate a random one
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and you won't really need to enter this manually in the future.
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It's just for the communication of the server that Empire uses.
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So now, Empire is done and it's installed and we can run it from the directory
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that we installed it in from 'opt/Empire'.
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So if I do 'cd..' to go back and do 'Ls',
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you can see that we have Empire right here and we can run it by doing again './Empire'.
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So that's it, the tool is installed and it's ready to be used
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and we're gonna see how we can use it in the next lectures.
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