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# Example of Creating a C2 Using Python # Example of Creating a C2 Using Python
Let's create a Python script that sets up a listener to communicate with a remote device. The listener waits for a connection, then allows the user to send commands to the remote device. Here's a breakdown of the code: Let's create a Python script that sets up a listener to communicate with a remote device. The listener waits for a connection, then allows the user to send commands to the remote device.
🤖 Checkout [this prompt in ChatGPT](https://chat.openai.com/share/a8399b03-9d33-444a-bce3-e7995d351316)
Here's a breakdown of the code:
1. **Importing Required Module**: 1. **Importing Required Module**:
```python ```python
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5. **Socket Address Configuration**: 5. **Socket Address Configuration**:
```python ```python
IP = "192.168.74.128" IP = "10.6.6.88"
Port = 8008 Port = 1337
socket_address = (IP, Port) socket_address = (IP, Port)
``` ```
The IP address and port for the listener are defined. The IP address and port for the listener are defined.
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9. **Exception Handling**: 9. **Exception Handling**:
If any exception occurs during command execution or communication, the script prints "Exception occurred" and closes the socket. If any exception occurs during command execution or communication, the script prints "Exception occurred" and closes the socket.