This sequence of events happens on the Linux mythic.lab host.
Mythic is currently only supported to run on intel-based Linux machines. On the mythic.lab machine run the following:
git clone https://github.com/its-a-feature/Mythiccd Mythic
Mythic supports many configuration options, but for now we'll just pre-set our administrator password. When Mythic starts for the first time, the MYTHIC_ADMIN_USER and MYTHIC_ADMIN_PASSWORD are used to create the initial user. After the first start though, these two values are not used.
sudo ./mythic-cli config set MYTHIC_ADMIN_USER mythic_adminsudo ./mythic-cli config set MYTHIC_ADMIN_PASSWORD mythic_password
Services that need passwords but don't have them set automatically will generate passwords on first launch. This includes things like RabbitMQ, PostgreSQL, and the admin account. Normally, you shouldn't pre-configure these; however, for the lab to make things easier, we'll pre-configure the RabbitMQ password so we don't need to update configs along the way for the labs:
sudo ./mythic-cli config set RABBITMQ_PASSWORD WrSJkwAa5yexxytHQH580j3Rlb4Nrc
We'll want to start with everything fresh, so we'll clear out any existing RabbitMQ and PostgreSQL information:
sudo ./mythic-cli database resetsudo ./mythic-cli rabbitmq resetsudo ./mythic-cli config set REBUILD_ON_START false
We will be creating our own Mythic Agent for this workshop (and eventually our own C2 Profile), but for now we'll install the http public C2 profile as a starting point:
sudo ./mythic-cli install github https://github.com/MythicC2Profiles/http
sudo ./mythic-cli start
Open up a browser on your dev-desktop.lab Windows box and go to https://mythic.lab:7443 and log in with mythic_admin and password mythic_password.