Beast (Henry Philip "Hank" McCoy) is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The Marvel Universe features an undisclosed number of alternate realities in what they describe as the Multiverse, with several of those worlds featuring an alternate version of Hank McCoy. McCoy is often referred to as "Beast" in those alternate realities, although it is not always the case. His appearance in the various universe varies from appearing like a normal human being to various feral forms of the blue furred "Beast" version.
While the main Beast from the universe designated Earth-616 is a scientist, a super hero and a member of the Avengers (comics) and the X-Men (comics) some of the alternate reality McCoys are portrayed as the opposite, such as the Dark Beast from the "Age of Apocalypse" alternate reality where he is an evil geneticist. In other realities McCoy was not known under the name "Beast" or had mutated to the point where he was no longer intelligent but instead a savage beast.
Due to a series of tragedies, the original Morlocks no longer reside in subterranean New York City (except Marrow, who was one of the original Morlocks as a child), although a violent splinter cell Gene Nation and a comparable group called Those Who Live in Darkness have emerged. Similar groups, called Morlocks by readers and/or the X-Men themselves, have appeared under Chicago and London.
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In pairs, bot inventors go head-to-head inside the perilous and bullet-proof BattleBot arena, with the aim of destroying or completely disabling their opponent’s machine.
During each episode, we meet the creators behind these awesome machines. From amateurs and super-smart technology students to seasoned professionals who have dedicated their lives to creating the ultimate fighting robot, find out what drives these charismatic inventors, and how they tur...
published: 07 Aug 2023
Ransomware Groups Transition from Cobalt Strike to Brute Ratel
Hacking groups and #ransomware operations are transitioning from Cobalt Strike to the newer Brute Ratel post-exploitation toolkit to evade detection by EDR and #antivirus solutions. Similar to #cobalt Strike, Brute Ratel is an adversarial attack simulation tool that allows attackers to deploy 'Badgers' on remote hosts. These ‘Badgers’ connect back to the attacker's Command and Control server to receive commands to execute previously run commands. This tool is uniquely dangerous in that it was specifically designed to avoid detection by endpoint detection and response (EDR) and antivirus (AV) capabilities.
published: 18 Jul 2022
PT NAD против Cobalt Strike и Brute Ratel C4
Фреймворки Brute Ratel C4 и Cobalt Strike активно используются злоумышленниками для проведения атак. Атакующие используют эти инструменты, чтобы скрыть свою активность на конечных точках, обходить антивирусы и EDR-агенты. Обнаружить взлом помогают системы класса NTA.
Мы расскажем о сложностях обнаружения взломов с помощью популярных фреймворков и покажем, как с помощью PT Network Attack Discovery можно выявить присутствие нарушителя в сети.
Вебинар предназначен для пользователей PT NAD, партнеров Positive Technologies, а также для всех, кто интересуется сетевой безопасностью.
Спикер:
Кирилл Шипулин — эксперт группы исследования методов обнаружения атак Positive Technologies.
published: 10 Apr 2023
Reversing Malware How is APT 29 Successful w/ this Phishing Tech and BRc4 (Brute Ratel) opsec fails?
00:00 - Introduction, talking about why I think APT-29 successfully phishing is funny
01:10 - Unit42's blog post talking about how the phishing document worked
02:15 - Going to google to show APT29 doing the lnk file in a zip since atleast 2016, Mandiant post.
03:40 - Talking about why phishers put executables or things to click on in zip/iso/compressed folders
04:50 - Talking about why they may use DLL Side Loading to execute the shellcode
06:25 - Showing what the user see's when they open the iso file
07:48 - Talking about why we are starting with shellcode instead of a weaponized document and why red teams like shellcode
09:00 - Using MSFVenom to generate a malicious executable with custom shellcode from BRc4
10:15 - Opening the executable with x64dbg, so we can extract a program from m...
published: 05 Jul 2022
Vic Chesnutt, Brute, Widespread Panic, Cobalt Blue
Vic Chesnutt, Brute, Widespread Panic, Cobalt Blue
published: 04 May 2023
l'exploitation de cuivre et cobalt brute en RDC 🇨🇩
published: 17 Dec 2021
Brute Ratel v1.3 - Full Demo
This video provides a brief demonstration of Brute Ratel C4.
For information on pricing and demo, reach us at https://bruteratel.com/tabs/contact/
published: 14 Sep 2022
Slack ExternalC2 with Brute Ratel C4
This video provides a quick overview of using Slack as an External C2 with Brute Ratel C4.
For information on pricing and demo, reach us at https://bruteratel.com/tabs/contact/
published: 21 Apr 2022
Watch these hackers crack an ATM in seconds
Sick of high bank fees? Blame Windows XP and malware that allows cybercriminals to anonymously “jackpot” ATMs.
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published: 30 Sep 2019
Brute Ratel Public Seminar - Intro - 24th August 2023
This video is from a public seminar for Brute Ratel C4 conducted on 24th August 2023. The source code and slide decks are hosted here on github: https://github.com/paranoidninja/BRC4-Seminar-Stage-I
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Show Synopsis: With all the thrills and edge-of-your-seat tension of a major sporting tournament, combined with the latest in robot engineering and larger-than-life inventors, BattleBots has viewers of all ages gripped.
In pairs, bot inventors go head-to-head inside the perilous and bullet-proof BattleBot arena, with the aim of destroying or completely disabling their opponent’s machine.
During each episode, we meet the creators behind these awesome machines. From amateurs and super-smart technology students to seasoned professionals who have dedicated their lives to creating the ultimate fighting robot, find out what drives these charismatic inventors, and how they turn their visions into supreme battling robots.
Who will go home with the spectacular BattleBots trophy?
#BattleBots
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Show Synopsis: With all the thrills and edge-of-your-seat tension of a major sporting tournament, combined with the latest in robot engineering and larger-than-life inventors, BattleBots has viewers of all ages gripped.
In pairs, bot inventors go head-to-head inside the perilous and bullet-proof BattleBot arena, with the aim of destroying or completely disabling their opponent’s machine.
During each episode, we meet the creators behind these awesome machines. From amateurs and super-smart technology students to seasoned professionals who have dedicated their lives to creating the ultimate fighting robot, find out what drives these charismatic inventors, and how they turn their visions into supreme battling robots.
Who will go home with the spectacular BattleBots trophy?
#BattleBots
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Hacking groups and #ransomware operations are transitioning from Cobalt Strike to the newer Brute Ratel post-exploitation toolkit to evade detection by EDR and ...
Hacking groups and #ransomware operations are transitioning from Cobalt Strike to the newer Brute Ratel post-exploitation toolkit to evade detection by EDR and #antivirus solutions. Similar to #cobalt Strike, Brute Ratel is an adversarial attack simulation tool that allows attackers to deploy 'Badgers' on remote hosts. These ‘Badgers’ connect back to the attacker's Command and Control server to receive commands to execute previously run commands. This tool is uniquely dangerous in that it was specifically designed to avoid detection by endpoint detection and response (EDR) and antivirus (AV) capabilities.
Hacking groups and #ransomware operations are transitioning from Cobalt Strike to the newer Brute Ratel post-exploitation toolkit to evade detection by EDR and #antivirus solutions. Similar to #cobalt Strike, Brute Ratel is an adversarial attack simulation tool that allows attackers to deploy 'Badgers' on remote hosts. These ‘Badgers’ connect back to the attacker's Command and Control server to receive commands to execute previously run commands. This tool is uniquely dangerous in that it was specifically designed to avoid detection by endpoint detection and response (EDR) and antivirus (AV) capabilities.
Фреймворки Brute Ratel C4 и Cobalt Strike активно используются злоумышленниками для проведения атак. Атакующие используют эти инструменты, чтобы скрыть свою акт...
Фреймворки Brute Ratel C4 и Cobalt Strike активно используются злоумышленниками для проведения атак. Атакующие используют эти инструменты, чтобы скрыть свою активность на конечных точках, обходить антивирусы и EDR-агенты. Обнаружить взлом помогают системы класса NTA.
Мы расскажем о сложностях обнаружения взломов с помощью популярных фреймворков и покажем, как с помощью PT Network Attack Discovery можно выявить присутствие нарушителя в сети.
Вебинар предназначен для пользователей PT NAD, партнеров Positive Technologies, а также для всех, кто интересуется сетевой безопасностью.
Спикер:
Кирилл Шипулин — эксперт группы исследования методов обнаружения атак Positive Technologies.
Фреймворки Brute Ratel C4 и Cobalt Strike активно используются злоумышленниками для проведения атак. Атакующие используют эти инструменты, чтобы скрыть свою активность на конечных точках, обходить антивирусы и EDR-агенты. Обнаружить взлом помогают системы класса NTA.
Мы расскажем о сложностях обнаружения взломов с помощью популярных фреймворков и покажем, как с помощью PT Network Attack Discovery можно выявить присутствие нарушителя в сети.
Вебинар предназначен для пользователей PT NAD, партнеров Positive Technologies, а также для всех, кто интересуется сетевой безопасностью.
Спикер:
Кирилл Шипулин — эксперт группы исследования методов обнаружения атак Positive Technologies.
00:00 - Introduction, talking about why I think APT-29 successfully phishing is funny
01:10 - Unit42's blog post talking about how the phishing document worked
...
00:00 - Introduction, talking about why I think APT-29 successfully phishing is funny
01:10 - Unit42's blog post talking about how the phishing document worked
02:15 - Going to google to show APT29 doing the lnk file in a zip since atleast 2016, Mandiant post.
03:40 - Talking about why phishers put executables or things to click on in zip/iso/compressed folders
04:50 - Talking about why they may use DLL Side Loading to execute the shellcode
06:25 - Showing what the user see's when they open the iso file
07:48 - Talking about why we are starting with shellcode instead of a weaponized document and why red teams like shellcode
09:00 - Using MSFVenom to generate a malicious executable with custom shellcode from BRc4
10:15 - Opening the executable with x64dbg, so we can extract a program from memory. This is great for when the shellcode is obfuscated through like shikata ga nai
11:00 - Setting a breakpoint on LdrLoadDll, showing the memory map is empty
12:15 - Running the program, examining memory on LdrLoadDll breakpoint. Showing a weird Execute-Read Permission, which initially was Read-write (screwed up initially explaining it)
13:10 - The E_MAGIC (MZ Header) is nulled out, talking about why the brute ratel may do that
14:20 - Dumping the memory to a file, copying it to linux where i have ida
15:30 - Using hexedit to set the first two bits to MZ, so ida recognizes it as an executable
16:50 - Talking about ordinal loading
18:05 - Showing the applicaiton uses ror13 hashes to call functions to avoid strings. Using google to find what the hash goes to
20:20 - The coffee string is weird, going into it
21:10 - Looking at a function that looks like it sends strings to the teamserver
22:45 - Showing similarities of the coff loader from trusted sec
24:00 - Converting another ror13 hash in badger to a function
25:25 - Having ida show all strings
25:50 - Looking at the AMSI Patch thing
26:35 - Stumbling across a static encryption key
29:00 - Looking at a likely PSExec functionality, maybe an IOC? Service name: ServicesActive
36:15 - Looking at the EnableDebug command and explaining why i think all these strings may be in the binary right now, they are likely gone now.
00:00 - Introduction, talking about why I think APT-29 successfully phishing is funny
01:10 - Unit42's blog post talking about how the phishing document worked
02:15 - Going to google to show APT29 doing the lnk file in a zip since atleast 2016, Mandiant post.
03:40 - Talking about why phishers put executables or things to click on in zip/iso/compressed folders
04:50 - Talking about why they may use DLL Side Loading to execute the shellcode
06:25 - Showing what the user see's when they open the iso file
07:48 - Talking about why we are starting with shellcode instead of a weaponized document and why red teams like shellcode
09:00 - Using MSFVenom to generate a malicious executable with custom shellcode from BRc4
10:15 - Opening the executable with x64dbg, so we can extract a program from memory. This is great for when the shellcode is obfuscated through like shikata ga nai
11:00 - Setting a breakpoint on LdrLoadDll, showing the memory map is empty
12:15 - Running the program, examining memory on LdrLoadDll breakpoint. Showing a weird Execute-Read Permission, which initially was Read-write (screwed up initially explaining it)
13:10 - The E_MAGIC (MZ Header) is nulled out, talking about why the brute ratel may do that
14:20 - Dumping the memory to a file, copying it to linux where i have ida
15:30 - Using hexedit to set the first two bits to MZ, so ida recognizes it as an executable
16:50 - Talking about ordinal loading
18:05 - Showing the applicaiton uses ror13 hashes to call functions to avoid strings. Using google to find what the hash goes to
20:20 - The coffee string is weird, going into it
21:10 - Looking at a function that looks like it sends strings to the teamserver
22:45 - Showing similarities of the coff loader from trusted sec
24:00 - Converting another ror13 hash in badger to a function
25:25 - Having ida show all strings
25:50 - Looking at the AMSI Patch thing
26:35 - Stumbling across a static encryption key
29:00 - Looking at a likely PSExec functionality, maybe an IOC? Service name: ServicesActive
36:15 - Looking at the EnableDebug command and explaining why i think all these strings may be in the binary right now, they are likely gone now.
This video provides a quick overview of using Slack as an External C2 with Brute Ratel C4.
For information on pricing and demo, reach us at https://bruteratel...
This video provides a quick overview of using Slack as an External C2 with Brute Ratel C4.
For information on pricing and demo, reach us at https://bruteratel.com/tabs/contact/
This video provides a quick overview of using Slack as an External C2 with Brute Ratel C4.
For information on pricing and demo, reach us at https://bruteratel.com/tabs/contact/
Sick of high bank fees? Blame Windows XP and malware that allows cybercriminals to anonymously “jackpot” ATMs.
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This video is from a public seminar for Brute Ratel C4 conducted on 24th August 2023. The source code and slide decks are hosted here on github: https://github....
This video is from a public seminar for Brute Ratel C4 conducted on 24th August 2023. The source code and slide decks are hosted here on github: https://github.com/paranoidninja/BRC4-Seminar-Stage-I
This video is from a public seminar for Brute Ratel C4 conducted on 24th August 2023. The source code and slide decks are hosted here on github: https://github.com/paranoidninja/BRC4-Seminar-Stage-I
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Show Synopsis: With all the thrills and edge-of-your-seat tension of a major sporting tournament, combined with the latest in robot engineering and larger-than-life inventors, BattleBots has viewers of all ages gripped.
In pairs, bot inventors go head-to-head inside the perilous and bullet-proof BattleBot arena, with the aim of destroying or completely disabling their opponent’s machine.
During each episode, we meet the creators behind these awesome machines. From amateurs and super-smart technology students to seasoned professionals who have dedicated their lives to creating the ultimate fighting robot, find out what drives these charismatic inventors, and how they turn their visions into supreme battling robots.
Who will go home with the spectacular BattleBots trophy?
#BattleBots
Some videos will be restricted for some locations. However, we’re working on bringing enough BattleBots mayhem to the channel for everyone to enjoy!
Hacking groups and #ransomware operations are transitioning from Cobalt Strike to the newer Brute Ratel post-exploitation toolkit to evade detection by EDR and #antivirus solutions. Similar to #cobalt Strike, Brute Ratel is an adversarial attack simulation tool that allows attackers to deploy 'Badgers' on remote hosts. These ‘Badgers’ connect back to the attacker's Command and Control server to receive commands to execute previously run commands. This tool is uniquely dangerous in that it was specifically designed to avoid detection by endpoint detection and response (EDR) and antivirus (AV) capabilities.
Фреймворки Brute Ratel C4 и Cobalt Strike активно используются злоумышленниками для проведения атак. Атакующие используют эти инструменты, чтобы скрыть свою активность на конечных точках, обходить антивирусы и EDR-агенты. Обнаружить взлом помогают системы класса NTA.
Мы расскажем о сложностях обнаружения взломов с помощью популярных фреймворков и покажем, как с помощью PT Network Attack Discovery можно выявить присутствие нарушителя в сети.
Вебинар предназначен для пользователей PT NAD, партнеров Positive Technologies, а также для всех, кто интересуется сетевой безопасностью.
Спикер:
Кирилл Шипулин — эксперт группы исследования методов обнаружения атак Positive Technologies.
00:00 - Introduction, talking about why I think APT-29 successfully phishing is funny
01:10 - Unit42's blog post talking about how the phishing document worked
02:15 - Going to google to show APT29 doing the lnk file in a zip since atleast 2016, Mandiant post.
03:40 - Talking about why phishers put executables or things to click on in zip/iso/compressed folders
04:50 - Talking about why they may use DLL Side Loading to execute the shellcode
06:25 - Showing what the user see's when they open the iso file
07:48 - Talking about why we are starting with shellcode instead of a weaponized document and why red teams like shellcode
09:00 - Using MSFVenom to generate a malicious executable with custom shellcode from BRc4
10:15 - Opening the executable with x64dbg, so we can extract a program from memory. This is great for when the shellcode is obfuscated through like shikata ga nai
11:00 - Setting a breakpoint on LdrLoadDll, showing the memory map is empty
12:15 - Running the program, examining memory on LdrLoadDll breakpoint. Showing a weird Execute-Read Permission, which initially was Read-write (screwed up initially explaining it)
13:10 - The E_MAGIC (MZ Header) is nulled out, talking about why the brute ratel may do that
14:20 - Dumping the memory to a file, copying it to linux where i have ida
15:30 - Using hexedit to set the first two bits to MZ, so ida recognizes it as an executable
16:50 - Talking about ordinal loading
18:05 - Showing the applicaiton uses ror13 hashes to call functions to avoid strings. Using google to find what the hash goes to
20:20 - The coffee string is weird, going into it
21:10 - Looking at a function that looks like it sends strings to the teamserver
22:45 - Showing similarities of the coff loader from trusted sec
24:00 - Converting another ror13 hash in badger to a function
25:25 - Having ida show all strings
25:50 - Looking at the AMSI Patch thing
26:35 - Stumbling across a static encryption key
29:00 - Looking at a likely PSExec functionality, maybe an IOC? Service name: ServicesActive
36:15 - Looking at the EnableDebug command and explaining why i think all these strings may be in the binary right now, they are likely gone now.
This video provides a quick overview of using Slack as an External C2 with Brute Ratel C4.
For information on pricing and demo, reach us at https://bruteratel.com/tabs/contact/
Sick of high bank fees? Blame Windows XP and malware that allows cybercriminals to anonymously “jackpot” ATMs.
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After achieving access, the average affiliate uses a fairly standard playbook exploiting legitimate remote access tools and frameworks such as BruteRatel and CobaltStrike for command-and-control ...
... researchers at Proofpoint warned that the tool risks being co-opted into widespread use in the cyber criminal underground, as happened with CobaltStrike and others, such as Sliver and BruteRatel.
Microsoft SQL servers hit by CobaltStrike attacks. Brute-force attacks targeting MSSQL servers, Microsoft warns ... In April, on the other hand, threat actors were observed installing Cobalt Strike beacons on such devices.
The tricky part about Valyria is the complexity of the components and its ability to evade detection.CobaltStrike and BruteRatel are adversarial attack simulation tools. Cobalt Strike is a pen ...
BruteRatel was created for that exact purpose ...CobaltStrike is seen as a similar tool to Brute Ratel, and that tool has been heavily abused by ransomware gangs, which is why it’s fairly easy to detect.
In April, a threat actor was spotted dropping CobaltStrike beacons on vulnerable servers, while in May, crooks were observed brute-force attacking the endpoints ...Microsoft SQL servers hit by Cobalt Strike attacks.