Introducing PoshC2 v7.0
There have been some big improvements and new features added to PoshC2 and we're excited to announce the release of PoshC2 v7.0. More and more people have started contributing to the project and [...]
Detecting PoshC2 – Indicators of Compromise
As a counterpart to the release of PoshC2 version 6.0 we are providing a list of some of its Indicators of Compromise (IoCs), particularly as used out-of-the-box, as well as some other effective methods [...]
Introducing PoshC2 v6.0
We are pleased to release the latest version of PoshC2 - v6.0. Version 6.0 includes a number of significant and exciting features, in addition to the usual plethora of bug fixes and small [...]
Introducing SharpSocks v2.0
It has been over a year since we released the first version of SharpSocks, our proxy-aware reverse HTTP tunnelling SOCKS proxy. This post aims to provide a State of the Nation update for [...]
Introducing PoshC2 v5.0
PoshC2 v5.0 is here and there are significant changes and improvements that we’re very excited to reveal! There's been a move to Python3, much improved documentation, significant functionality and quality of life improvements, [...]
Operational Security with PoshC2 Framework
This post describes a new capability that has been deployed within PoshC2, which is designed to assist with revealing a wider set of target environment variables at the dropper stage, as part of [...]
Introducing PoshC2 v4.8 – includes C# dropper, task management and more! – Part One
We recently released version 4.8 of PoshC2, which includes a number of fixes and improvements that help facilitate simulated attacks. This is the first post in a series of posts that will include [...]
Extending C2 Lateral Movement – Invoke-Pbind
Invoke-Pbind is a mini post exploitation framework written in PowerShell, which builds C2 communications over SMB named pipes using a push rather than a pull mechanism. Pbind was initially created to overcome lateral [...]
Making PoshC2 More Accessible With a $5 VPS
Users may find it difficult to host a PoshC2 server as it requires a Windows host, either directly connected to the Internet or in a position to be NAT’d through a firewall from [...]
PoshC2 v3 with SOCKS Proxy (SharpSocks)
OVERVIEW We’ve been working on quite a few changes since the release of PoshC2 v2, our public Command & Control framework, back in December 2016. In this blog we’ll talk about the top [...]