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all right right bone here and im back with another video and today were going to take a look at cobalt strike and the cobalt strike beacons that come through powershell im consistently seeing this as an attack technique that adversaries are doing threat groups are doing they will use powershell to load a cobalt strike beacon but what we can do with the powershell that we can receive as our with our logs is reverse engineer the location of the c2 server whether that be a named pipe if its an smb listener or whether it be an https server or dns server but lets go ahead we will put a powershell beacon on one of our hosts and then well reverse engineer it with cyber chef so lets go and start doing that so were going to go over here to attacks packages in payload generator and then were going to choose our output our output is going to be powershell command and well choose our https listener here so im going to choose that and well use 64-bit payload were going to go ahead and