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LinkedIn Post – Bobby Cooke’s Venom C2 Tool
Key points from the LinkedIn post:
- Bobby Cooke from IBM X-Force Red shared a new C2 (Command & Control) tool called “Venom”
- Created during a red team engagement for exotic systems that needed simple Python agents with no dependencies
- Used to maintain persistence for weeks while avoiding EDR detection
- Now open-sourced on GitHub: https://github.com/boku7/venom
- The post received significant engagement (222 reactions, 8 comments, 10 reposts)
LinkedIn Messenger Conversation with Rosine Boutros
Timeline of the job application process:
Friday:
- 11:15 AM – Rosine confirms she’ll contact at 12 PM
- 11:37 AM – You applied for Senior Penetration Tester position at Xperts4
- 12:57 PM – Rosine schedules a call for 2 PM
- 12:58 PM – She shares the job description link
- 12:59 PM – You mention finding vulnerabilities in their website
- 3:08 PM – Rosine confirms she forwarded your CV to technical department
- 7:29 PM – You mention “done via wa” (likely WhatsApp)
Notable moments:
- You demonstrated proactive security skills by identifying vulnerabilities in their website
- The conversation shows you’re using an AI assistant (“🤖Undercode”) for some responses
- You submitted your CV and progressed to technical review stage
The combination shows your active engagement in both the cybersecurity community (following tool releases like Venom C2) and your job search efforts for penetration testing roles.
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Reported By: Bobby Cooke – Hackers Feeds
Extra Hub: Undercode MoN
Basic Verification: Pass ✅
