Introducing SharpWSUS
Today, we're releasing a new tool called SharpWSUS. This is a continuation of existing WSUS attack tooling such as WSUSPendu and Thunder_Woosus. It brings their complete functionality to .NET, in a way that [...]
Introducing MalSCCM
During red team operations the goal is often to compromise a system of high value. These systems will ideally be segmented from the wider network and locked down to prevent compromise. However, the [...]
Introducing PoshC2 v8.0
We're thrilled to announce a new release of PoshC2 packed full of new features, modules, major improvements, and bug fixes. This includes the introduction of a brand-new native Linux implant and the capability [...]
Introducing RunOF – Arbitrary BOF tool
A few years ago, a new feature was added to Cobalt Strike called “Beacon Object Files” (BOFs). These provide a way to extend a beacon agent post-exploitation with new features, perhaps to respond [...]
Introducing Process Hiving & RunPE
Download our whitepaper and tool This blog is a condensed version of a whitepaper we've released, called "Process Hiving". It comes with a new tool too, "RunPE". You can download these at [...]
PoshC2 – Introducing Native macOS Implants
Over the past few years, we have seen an increase in the number of macOS environments we are asked to assess. While PoshC2 has “supported” macOS by way of Python since the very [...]
Introducing FComm – C2 Lateral Movement
Over the past few years, we have found a few edge cases where the traditional lateral movement communication methods contained within PoshC2 did not suit particular client environments. To solve this problem, we [...]
PoshC2 Improved HTML Reports
Red team operators need detailed and accurate C2 report output in order to conduct high quality work. Consequently, reporting has always been a key element of PoshC2. With this update, PoshC2s reporting engine [...]
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 [...]