CobaltStrike-BOF
Lateral movement proofs
A collection of proof-of-concepts demonstrating lateral movement techniques using Windows and CobaltStrike
Collection of beacon BOF written to learn windows and cobaltstrike
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Language: C++
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Repository | Description | Stars |
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| A COFF file loader that executes COFF files and Cobalt Strike BOFs in-memory | 206 |
| A Cobalt Strike lateral movement kit for executing malicious commands on remote systems | 651 |
| An implementation of in-house CoffLoader supporting CobaltStrike standard BOF and BSS initialized variables. | 48 |
| Tools to detect and exploit vulnerabilities in Windows Attack Surface Reduction (ASR) settings | 142 |
| A Beacon Object File Visual Studio template project for creating malicious code executables | 145 |
| A proof-of-concept project demonstrating how to create and compile Cobalt Strike Beacon Object Files in Rust | 254 |
| A proof-of-concept implementation of a Windows API-based backdoor using the quser.exe utility | 83 |
| A collection of compiled beacon object files from the CobaltStrike platform. | 101 |
| A tool designed to facilitate lateral movement through internal networks by exploiting vulnerabilities in DCOM objects. | 199 |
| A collection of Cobalt Strike Beacon Objectives (BOFs) that perform various tasks such as domain information retrieval, clipboard data extraction, WiFi enumeration, port scanning, and registry persistence. | 593 |
| A tool that converts a headless Cobalt Strike client into a functional one. | 147 |
| Detects and analyzes Cobalt Strike beacons by analyzing HTTP responses and extracting configuration information. | 266 |
| A Go implementation of a CobaltStrike beacon with support for multiple platforms and various communication protocols | 397 |
| Tools for exploiting vulnerabilities in Windows systems to facilitate lateral movement and code execution | 692 |
| Utilities for Cobalt Strike's Beacon Object Files to simplify working with shellcode and system processes | 112 |