MeetC2: When Google Calendar Becomes Your Hacker’s Best Friend
MeetC2 is a serverless C2 framework using Google Calendar APIs as a sneaky communication channel, allowing teams to mimic cloud abuse. It’s perfect for testing detection and response skills by making your calendar more than just a tool for missed meetings—now it’s a playground for cyber trickery!
Hot Take:
Who knew Google Calendar could be your next hacker buddy? Forget about scheduling meetings; it’s all about scheduling covert commands! MeetC2 is out here turning your average calendar app into the James Bond of cybersecurity tools. And here I was, just using it to remember birthdays. Go figure!
Key Points:
– MeetC2 masquerades as a normal Google Calendar API usage to establish a Command and Control (C2) framework.
– It uses APIs to create a covert communication channel between an operator and a compromised system.
– The framework leverages standard OAuth 2.0 authentication and Google Calendar events to send and receive commands.
– The setup process involves creating a service account and integrating it with a Google Calendar for command execution.
– MeetC2 is a proof-of-concept tool aimed at helping security teams study cloud abuse techniques in a controlled environment.