Cobalt Strike 4.12 Introduces New Features for Process Injection and UAC Bypasses
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Cobalt Strike version 4.12 has been released, incorporating new capabilities for process injection, User Account Control (UAC) bypasses, and enhanced Malleable Command and Control (C2) options. These updates are significant for cybersecurity professionals as they may affect the detection and mitigation of threats utilizing this tool.
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