Reporting is, by nature, only the threat actors that have been caught. What about all the ones that didn’t get caught? There is no way to examine that and It comes down to the fact that we don’t know what they did and therein lies the problem for threat emulation.
We recently released Empire 5.8 and Starkiller 2.7. Sometimes, we forget to highlight the cool new features or changes as they release. So, in addition to covering the Empire 5.8 / Starkiller 2.7 changes, this will also recap some of the things from the recent releases you may have missed. ...
In case you don’t check our commit history on our GitHub on a daily basis, Empire 4.1 and Starkiller 1.9 were released to Kali and Sponsors this week! This release has some much-needed quality of life updates that include new Starkiller interfaces, IronPython3 integration, and a new plugin ability, Hooks & Filters. Now before you read about all ...
Starkiller represents a huge step forward for red teams trying to operate together on engagements.
