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Cobalt Strike is Stealthy
Finding Cobalt Strike Code Injection
Signature and Beacon Detection
Named Pipes in Memory (Live System)
Named Pipe Detection with Symon
DETECTING COBALT STRIKE DEFAULT MODULES VIA NAMED PIPE ANALYSIS
Cobal Strike PowerShell Capabilities
Enabling PowerShell Logging
Cobalt Strike localhost Artifacts
Client-side Reconnaissance Use the System Profiler to discover which client-side applications your target uses
Spear Phishing Turn a saved email message into a pixel perfect phishing attack
Client-side Vulnerabilities Use the System Profiler results to find client-side attack options
Website Clone Tool Use Cobalt Strike's website clone tool to hide an attack in a legitimate looking site
Post Exploitaiton Take screenshots, snap webcam pics, browse files, and log keystrokes
Network Reconnaissance Use your first access to scan and enumerate your client's network
Exploit Targets Quickly search hundreds of exploits and launch an attack at multiple targets
Pass the Hash Use captured password hashes to attack those pesky patched systems
Cobalt Strike Basics
Intro
What is Cobalt Strike?
Cobalt Strike Setup
Team Server
Beacon Comms
Malleable C2
Artifact Kit (And Others)
In Memory Execution
Loader
HIding in Memory
Arbitrary Shellcode
App Control Bypasses
Lateral Movement
Top Methods
How to Get Creds
Attack Infrastructure
Operational Security
Cloud Fronting
C2 Methods
Named Pipe
Built in Features
WTH is JA3
JA3 Calculation
Stop Focusing on The Tool
Cobalt Strike Explained- What It Is and How to Detect It
Cobalt Strike was created by Raphael Mudge in 2012.
Cobalt Strike is a paid pentest product mainly used as a post-exploitation tool.
Fobalt Strike
One of Cobalt Strike's strengths is its high level of customizability.
There are three main ways to detect Cobalt Strike
Scan the internet looking for Cobalt Strike servers
Check for beacons regularly connecting back to the control panel
Check for known Cobalt Strike named pipes