Installation

  • Download the plugin

  • Copy the bountyhunter directory into caldera/plugins and enable the plugin in the Caldera server’s configuration (caldera/conf/<config>.yml)

  • Install requirements: pip install -r requirements.txt

  • Unzip caldera/plugins/bountyhunter/payloads/payloads.zip to caldera/plugins/bountyhunter/payloads

  • Remember to add the --build flag when starting the Caldera server with Bounty Hunter for the first time

  • Note: Bounty Hunter works with Caldera v5.0.0 or v4.2.0

Docker Deployment

  • Download the plugin from the GitHub repository

  • Copy the bountyhunter directory into caldera/plugins and enable the plugin in the Caldera server’s configuration (caldera/conf/<config>.yml)

  • Add the following lines to the caldera/Dockerfile to install the Bounty Hunter requirements during the docker build process, e.g., at line 77 after the installation of the emu plugins requirements in lines 69-76

WORKDIR /usr/src/app/plugins/bountyhunter
RUN pip3 install -r requirements.txt

  • Continue the docker build as usual

  • Note: When using a Caldera docker image, problems during the web ui login might occur (see here). To avoid problems, add the --insecure flag to the docker entry point (ENTRYPOINT ["python3", "server.py", "--insecure"])