Zombieland

(★ 42)

Zombieland is a command and control (C2) server designed to manage and communicate multiple client machines (referred to as "zombies"). Encrypted communication with clients, allowing for the execution of various commands, and persistence on Zombies. Communication between the server and Zombie is secured using symmetric encryption with Fernet.

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