Agent meant to be deployed on compromised machines to connect back to Apollo.
Apollo is a post-exploitation tool for managing, enumerating and pivotting on compromised machines.
This app is only meant to be ethically used. Only use Apollo on systems you're authorized to use.
During development you can use go run which compiles your code and runs the resulting binary.
Refer to Running to see the required arguments for the agent.
I prefer to run tests while checking for race conditions and collecting coverage.
go test --race --cover --coverprofile cover.out ./...
To compile for your current OS:
go build -o build/apollo .
-o is optional and is used to set an output directory and filename.
To compile for a different OS and/or architecture you can use the GOOS and GOARCH env vars:
GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build -o build/apollo .
Depending on whether you're using go run or you're executing a manually compiled binary:
go run main.go --host <apollo_host> --agent-id <your_agent_id> --secret <your_client_secret>
or (on Linux and MacOS):
build/apollo --host <apollo_API_host> --agent-id <your_agent_id> --secret <your_client_secret>
The agent-id and secret are given out by the Apollo API.
Use --help for more info about the required and optional arguments.