In this tutorial, you will learn how to install Black Candy on OpenBSD. Black Candy is a web shell backdoor script that allows for remote access to a compromised machine. The script is available on the Github repository, and we will be using the command line to install it.
Before you begin, you will need root access to your OpenBSD machine. You will also need the wget utility installed on your machine, as we will be using it to download the necessary files.
Open the command line and navigate to the directory where you want to save the Black Candy script. Once there, use the following command to download the script:
$ wget https://github.com/blackcandy-org/black_candy/raw/master/black_candy
Once the script has been downloaded, we need to set the permissions to make it executable. Use the following command to set the permissions:
$ chmod +x black_candy
Now that the script is executable, it's time to install Black Candy. Use the following command to install Black Candy:
$ ./black_candy -i
This command will install Black Candy on your OpenBSD machine.
Now that Black Candy is installed, we need to start it. Use the following command to start Black Candy:
$ ./black_candy -s
The -s option tells Black Candy to start as a service.
Once Black Candy is running, you can connect to it by opening a web browser and navigating to http://<yourIP>/blackcandy/. Replace <yourIP> with the IP address of your OpenBSD machine.
Congratulations! You have successfully installed Black Candy on your OpenBSD machine. Remember to use it responsibly and with permission.
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