Agent features

The agent is the component deployed on the target machine. This section covers its features: the transports used to reach the server, the proxies and pivoting services it exposes, password handling, the killswitch failsafe, the connection sequence, and working-hours scheduling.

• Tunneling: the transports the agent uses to reach the server, and how it falls back between them.
• Exposed proxies: the SOCKS, HTTP, and MITM HTTP proxies exposed by the agent.
• Relay: how an agent can relay traffic for another agent that cannot reach the server directly.
• WireGuard: the virtual WireGuard interface used for network pivoting.
• Password management: how the local agent password is generated, set, and disabled.
• Killswitch: the failsafe that shuts down the agent after a set number of days.
• Connection flow: how the control and data sockets are established and maintained.
• Working days: scheduling network activity to specific hours and days.
• Deployment: building, transferring, starting, and verifying an agent on a target machine.