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We should introduce some parameters and configuration around sneaky-creeper's behavior when it comes to reaching out into the Internet.
TODO:
Obey rate limits
Enhance rate limit specifications already in the code so that the rate limits can be specified more accurately, whether they're daily, hourly, every 15 minutes, etc.
Allow for specifying sleep time between beacons
Allow for specifying skew/randomness into beaconing to avoid obvious frequency-domain spikes.
A great example to aspire to a subset of is Cobalt Strike's malleable C2.
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I'd only say that "sleep time between beacons" and "skew/randomness" should not be enforced by our library but by the 3rd-party tool (in our case, the screep example program), since sneaky-creeper is a library now.
I was thinking to about the rate limits yesterday while working on the other issues. I'll try to take a look.
We should introduce some parameters and configuration around sneaky-creeper's behavior when it comes to reaching out into the Internet.
TODO:
A great example to aspire to a subset of is Cobalt Strike's malleable C2.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: