Cobalt Strike is a full-featured commercial pentesting tool that provides an armitage-like functionality with a lot of new additions. In this recipe, we will look at some of its features.
Emulating threats with Cobalt Strike
Getting ready
Cobalt Strike can be downloaded from https://trial.cobaltstrike.com/ on a trial basis, which is valid for 21 days. It may take a few days for the site to provide us with the download link:

Cobalt Strike comes in a package that consists of a client and server files. To start with the setup, we need to run the team server. The following are the files that you'll get once you download the package:

The first thing we need to do is run the team server script located in the same directory...