# README

Welcome. This guide walks you through operating a **Remote Access Trojan (RAT)** using the NEXUS C2 (Command & Control) platform.

By the end, you'll understand:

* How to build custom malware
* How to distribute it to victims
* How to control infected machines
* What data you can steal

**This is a hands-on guide.** We assume you've got access to nexusc2.works and you're ready to start.

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## Quick Start

1. [**Getting Started**](https://wiki.nexusc2.works/broken-reference) — Register, log in, understand the dashboard
2. [**Build Your First Malware**](https://wiki.nexusc2.works/broken-reference) — Create a custom stager/payload
3. [**Distribute & Infect**](https://wiki.nexusc2.works/broken-reference) — Get victims to run your malware
4. [**The Control Panel**](https://wiki.nexusc2.works/broken-reference) — Manage your infected machines
5. [**Command Reference**](https://wiki.nexusc2.works/broken-reference) — All available commands
6. [**Advanced Techniques**](https://wiki.nexusc2.works/broken-reference) — Persistence, evasion, exfiltration

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## What is NEXUS?

NEXUS is a **multi-tenant C2 platform** that lets multiple attackers operate independently:

* Each operator gets their own unique account
* Each operator builds malware specific to them
* Victims only communicate with infected machines belonging to that operator
* One C2 server, unlimited attackers, total isolation

**Key Feature:** Everything is encrypted and operator-specific. Even the C2 can't see what you're doing with your victims.

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## The Victim Flow

```
You (Attacker)
    ↓
   Panel: Build malware
    ↓
   Download stager.exe
    ↓
   Distribute to victims (phishing, fake apps, etc.)
    ↓
   Victim runs stager.exe
    ↓
   Stager downloads encrypted payload
    ↓
   Payload silently runs in background
    ↓
   Panel: See new infected machine
    ↓
   Panel: Send commands (screenshot, steal passwords, run code)
    ↓
   Results appear in panel immediately
```

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## Ready?

Start with [**Getting Started**](https://wiki.nexusc2.works/broken-reference) to register and access the platform.


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