Quantum C2 Deception & Forced Entry Skill

Deploy deception infrastructure, configure intelligent evasion, and execute full-spectrum forced entry operations.

Deception Grid

Asset Types

Type	Description	Use Case
honeypot	Fake service emulating real software	Attract scanners
honeytoken	Fake credentials/tokens	Detect credential use
canary_token	Database/data canaries	Detect data access
decoy_system	Full fake system	Lure attackers in
dark_pattern	Hidden API endpoints	Trap automated tools
digital_canary	File/registry canaries	Detect persistence
emoacket	Fake emergency alert	Test response
honeydoor	Fake open port	Capture probes
honeytrap	Fake sensitive data	Lure data theft

API Endpoints

# List assets
GET /api/forced-entry/deception/assets

# Create asset
POST /api/forced-entry/deception/assets

# Seed defaults
POST /api/forced-entry/deception/assets/seed

# Toggle asset
PUT /api/forced-entry/deception/assets/{id}/toggle

# Delete asset
DELETE /api/forced-entry/deception/assets/{id}

# Simulate interaction
POST /api/forced-entry/deception/assets/{id}/simulate

Asset Creation

curl -X POST http://localhost:8000/api/forced-entry/deception/assets \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "name": "Fake SSH Server",
    "type": "honeypot",
    "ip_address": "10.0.0.50",
    "port": 22,
    "os_fingerprint": "Debian 11",
    "service_banner": "SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_8.4p1 Debian-5",
    "triggers": ["brute_force", "port_scan"],
    "honeytokens": ["admin:password123", "root:toor"]
  }'

Seeded Assets

• SSH Honeypot (Debian)
• Fake Admin Portal
• Canary Database
• Decoy File Server
• Fake VPN Gateway
• Shadow API Endpoint
• Canary SSH Key
• Fake Cloud Storage

Evasion Engine

Technique Categories

Category	Techniques
Code Transformation	Polymorphic, Metamorphic, Encoding/Obfuscation
Execution	Memory-only, Fileless, Living-off-the-Land
Communication	DNS/ICMP/QUIC/DoH Tunneling, HTTPS C2, Domain Fronting, SSH Jump, SOCKS Chain, Tor, WebSockets
Timing	Beacon Jitter, Sleep Cycles, Timing Control
Anti-Analysis	VM/Debug/Sandbox Detection, Anti-Dump, Hash Spoofing

Evasion Configuration

# List configs
GET /api/forced-entry/evasion/configs

# Create config
POST /api/forced-entry/evasion/configs
{
  "enabled": true,
  "technique": "polymorphic_code",
  "trigger_event": "brute_force",
  "latency_ms": 50,
  "jitter_percent": 30,
  "beacon_intervals": [30, 60, 120, 300],
  "sleep_cycles": [60, 300, 900, 3600],
  "environment_checks": {
    "vm_detect": true,
    "debugger_detect": true,
    "sandbox_detect": true
  }
}

# List techniques
GET /api/forced-entry/evasion/techniques

Event Triggers

20 Trigger Types

Trigger	Severity	Typical Response
port_scan	medium	rotate_identity, deploy_canary
brute_force	high	activate_evasion, deploy_honeydoor
vulnerability_scan	high	activate_evasion, log_indicators
credential_stuffing	critical	lock_accounts, deploy_honeytoken
ssl_helo_anomaly	medium	degrade_service
dns_query_pattern	low	log_indicators
user_agent_anomaly	low	log_indicators
geo_anomaly	medium	rotate_identity
behavioral_anomaly	high	activate_evasion, deploy_decoy
time_anomaly	low	log_indicators
repetitive_patterns	medium	deploy_canary
scanner_signature	low	degrade_service
zero_day_probe	critical	isolate_target, capture_artifacts
side_channel	high	activate_evasion
network_probe	medium	deploy_canary
service_enum	low	degrade_service
auth_anomaly	high	lock_accounts
payload_probe	critical	activate_evasion
encryption_anomaly	medium	rotate_identity
protocol_violation	high	activate_evasion

Trigger Rules

# List rules
GET /api/forced-entry/triggers

# Seed defaults
POST /api/forced-entry/triggers/seed

# Create rule
POST /api/forced-entry/triggers
{
  "name": "Brute Force Response",
  "trigger_type": "brute_force",
  "conditions": {"severity": ["high", "critical"], "threshold": 10},
  "actions": ["activate_evasion", "deploy_honeydoor", "alert_operator"],
  "priority": 90,
  "cooldown_seconds": 60
}

# Check triggers
POST /api/forced-entry/triggers/check?event_type=brute_force&source_ip=192.168.1.100

Pegasus Operations

Module Categories

Category	Modules
Info Collection	Keystroke logging, screen capture, audio monitoring, camera, contacts, messages, GPS, calls, email, files, cloud, app data
Remote Control	Remote control, command execution, file management, app management, settings
Exploitation	Zero-day, CVE exploitation, social engineering, website clone, QR attack, location spoofing, SMS/call interception
Persistence	Persistence mechanism, bootkit, firmware backdoor, credential theft, keychain access
Evasion	Anti-forensics, data encryption, log manipulation, timeline manipulation

Operation Management

# List operations
GET /api/forced-entry/pegasus/operations

# Create operation
POST /api/forced-entry/pegasus/operations
{
  "name": "Operation Nightingale",
  "target": "192.168.1.100",
  "objective": "iPhone surveillance via iMessage",
  "modules": ["keystroke_logging", "screen_capture", "location_tracking", "message_sync", "credential_theft"]
}

# Start operation
POST /api/forced-entry/pegasus/operations/{id}/start

# Execute module
POST /api/forced-entry/pegasus/operations/{id}/execute
{
  "module_id": "keystroke_logging",
  "parameters": {}
}

# Complete operation
POST /api/forced-entry/pegasus/operations/{id}/complete

# Seed defaults
POST /api/forced-entry/pegasus/operations/seed

Exploitation Workflows

Available Workflows

Workflow	Phases	Use Case
Full Lifecycle	9	Complete recon-to-exfil
Quick Access	4	Time-critical operations
Advanced Persistence	7	Deep implant deployment
Data Exfiltration	5	Targeted data theft

Workflow Execution

# List workflows
GET /api/forced-entry/workflows

# Seed workflows
POST /api/forced-entry/workflows/seed

# Execute workflow
POST /api/forced-entry/workflows/{id}/execute?target=192.168.1.100

# Check status
GET /api/forced-entry/workflows/{id}/status

Full Lifecycle Phases

1. Reconnaissance — nmap, OS fingerprint, service enum
2. Weaponization — exploit selection, payload generation
3. Delivery — payload delivery, vector selection
4. Exploitation — exploit execution, access confirmation
5. Installation — persistence setup, backdoor install
6. Command & Control — C2 establishment, beacon config
7. Actions on Objectives — lateral movement, priv esc, data access
8. Exfiltration — data staging, transfer channel, data transfer
9. Cleanup — log cleanup, artifact removal, trace elimination

Attack Simulation

# Simulate single attack
POST /api/forced-entry/simulate/attack?attack_type=brute_force&source_ip=192.168.1.100

# Simulate burst (1-500 attacks)
POST /api/forced-entry/simulate/burst?count=50&source_ip=10.0.0.1

# Response includes:
{
  "attack_type": "brute_force",
  "source_ip": "192.168.1.100",
  "actions_fired": ["activate_evasion", "deploy_honeydoor"],
  "severity": "high"
}

AI-Driven Full Lifecycle

Web Card Features

• AI Model Selection — Choose from available providers (Venice, OpenAI, Agnes, etc.)
• Target Configuration — Set target IP/network
• Workflow Selection — Choose exploitation workflow
• Autonomous Execution — AI drives each phase
• Progress Visualization — Real-time phase tracking
• Phase-by-Phase Execution — Each phase executes with status updates

Execution Flow

1. Select AI model
2. Input target
3. Select workflow
4. Click "Launch Autonomous Execution"
5. Monitor progress through phases
6. Review results

Reporting

Generate Report

POST /api/forced-entry/analytics/summary

Report Contents

• Operations summary
• Asset statistics
• Trigger firing history
• Evasion configuration
• Pegasus operation results
• Event timeline

Export

• JSON format for analysis
• Includes all operational metadata

Configuration

# Get config
GET /api/forced-entry/config

# Update config
PUT /api/forced-entry/config
{
  "auto_start": false,
  "max_concurrent_ops": 5,
  "deception_enabled": true,
  "evasion_enabled": true,
  "pegasus_enabled": true,
  "trigger_sensitivity": "medium",
  "log_level": "INFO",
  "retention_days": 30,
  "alert_on_detection": true,
  "auto_evasion_response": true
}

Operational Playbook

1. Deploy Deception Network

# Seed assets and triggers
POST /api/forced-entry/deception/assets/seed
POST /api/forced-entry/triggers/seed

# Verify deployment
GET /api/forced-entry/deception/assets
GET /api/forced-entry/triggers

2. Configure Evasion

# Create evasion configs
POST /api/forced-entry/evasion/configs
{
  "technique": "polymorphic_code",
  "trigger_event": "brute_force",
  "enabled": true
}

3. Run Full Lifecycle Operation

# Seed workflows
POST /api/forced-entry/workflows/seed

# Execute via AI
POST /api/forced-entry/workflows/{id}/execute?target=192.168.1.0/24

4. Monitor & Report

# Check analytics
GET /api/forced-entry/analytics/summary

# View events
GET /api/forced-entry/events?limit=100

# Generate report
POST /api/forced-entry/analytics/summary (with export)

Integration with Chatbot

The AI chatbot can execute FORCED ENTRY operations via tool calls:

User: "Deploy deception assets on 10.0.0.0/24"
→ AI calls: POST /api/forced-entry/deception/assets/seed
→ Returns: Asset deployment status

Available chatbot tools:

• scan_network — Network reconnaissance
• device_screenshot — Capture device screen
• device_camera — Activate camera
• device_microphone — Activate microphone
• postex_privilege_escalation — Privilege escalation
• postex_credential_dump — Credential harvesting
• postex_persistence — Establish persistence
• postex_data_exfil — Data exfiltration