If you want the custom window to use a menu definition in a remote script, you can specify the custom window's name as the popup filename instead of an actual popup.txt filename. Iconfile/N sets the titlebar icon for a custom window command default command (executed whenever you enter text in an editbox)įont/size font name and size (defaults to status window font) Popup.txt popup filename, loaded when needed (must be a plain non-ini text file) Note: Some switches may automatically turn others window name (must prefix with a left top width height L = tool window but window will not appear in taskbar The third set of switches is used to change the appearance of a window. Note: If -tN is 0, this enables the leading text to be hidden. Spaced out according to these tab settings TN.,N = specifies the tab positions in a listbox, if text contains tabs it will be The -t switch used to set the tab positions in a listbox. Z = place window button at end of switchbar W = where 0 = hide from switchbar/treebar, 1 = show in switchbar, 2 = show in treebar, 3 = show in both V = close window when associated status window is closed U = remove ontop setting of a desktop window S = sort the main window, whether text or listbox R = reset window position to previously saved position N = minimize window, 2 = minimize without auto-expanding item in treebar M = allow line marker to be used in window
L = listbox, if N is specified then a side-listbox N characters wide is created K = hides the prefix in the window name, 0 = hide prefix, 1 = show prefix I = dynamically associate with whatever happens to be the active connection G = sets/removes hilight for a window button, 0 = none, 1 = message color, 2 = hilight color
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You can specify the following switches and parameters either when first creating a window or to manipulate an existing window.ī = update horizontal scrollbar width for listboxī = prevent window from using an internal borderĭ = allows a window to be toggled between mdi and desktopĮ = use editbox, where 0 = single, 1 = multi, 2 = auto, 3 = defaultį = indicates that w h are the required width and height of the text display area as opposed to the window size When the client reconnects, the red reconnect bar disappears.Ĭopyright © Fortra, LLC and its group of companies.Īll trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.The /window command, along with a few other related commands listed below, allows you to create and manipulate custom windows. In this case the user can interact with other parts of the UI. This will repeat until a connection is made with the TeamServer or the user clicks on Close. When disconnection is initiated by the TeamServer or other network interruption the red banner will display a message with a countdown for connection retry. If Yes then connection is attempted again (repeats if needed). If the TeamServer is not available a dialog displays asking if you want to retry (Yes/No). Press Reconnect to reconnect to the TeamServer. When the client disconnection is user-initiated with the Menu, Toolbar or Switchbar Server button, a red banner displays with a Reconnect and Close button. At the end of your engagement, Cobalt Strike’s reporting feature will query all of the servers you’re connected to and merge the data to tell one story. This aggregation allows you to send a phishing email from one server that references a malicious website hosted on another server. When connected to multiple servers, Cobalt Strike aggregates listeners from all of the servers it’s connected to. This button name will also identify the server in the Cobalt Strike Activity Report. The server button will display the active button in bold text and color based on color preference found in Cobalt Strike -> Preferences -> TeamServers to better indicate which button is active. Right-click a button and select Rename to make the button’s text reflect the role of the server during your engagement. This switchbar allows you to switch between active Cobalt Strike server instances. When connected to multiple servers, a switchbar will show up at the bottom of your Cobalt Strike window.
Go to Cobalt Strike -> New Connection to initiate a new connection. The Cobalt Strike client may connect to multiple team servers. Share hosts, captured data, and downloaded files Once connected to a team server, your team will: Start your team servers and have your team connect.įigure 6 - Distributed Operations with Cobalt Strike Stage Cobalt Strike on one or more remote hosts. Use Cobalt Strike to coordinate a distributed red team effort.
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