Closed charnim closed 2 months ago
I don't publicize this much because it doesn't happen very often, but you can actually already do that. In your config.json
that's part of your repo / folder that's used when you install, you can include the following:
"docker-compose": {
"privileged": true
}
^ the docker-compose
key and then a key-value dictionary of what things you need set in docker compose for which fields. Hermes actually does something similar so that it could use some kernel components for running Darling within Docker:
https://github.com/MythicAgents/hermes/blob/main/config.json#L7-L9
Ok thats useful to know, thank you. Another thing with the install, How can I get rid of the automatic CPU: 1 line in the docker-compose? I want to use all cores.
Edit: I used { "exclude_payload_type": false, "exclude_c2_profiles": true, "exclude_documentation_payload": true, "exclude_documentation_c2": true, "exclude_agent_icons": true, "docker-compose": { "privileged": true, "cpus": 1000 } } which is a bit hacky to override the cpus:1 but it does the job(Compose will just use the lower: either system's max CPU or 1000 )
I have a custom agent that relies on a Docker Inside Docker architecture. Having the ability to install the custom agent with /mythic-cli install folder ./MyAgent -f --privileged or something of the sort would be a neat upgrade.