Conference - Josh Schwartz, John Cramb
Open source modular framework for creating malware implants and automating C2 infrastructure.
Summary
Operational Challenges
Red teamers and offensive security operators face overhead of fighting attribution, spinning infrastructure, and rewriting malware. This operational burden is a significant time sink.
MEATPISTOL Framework
MEATPISTOL is a modular malware framework for implant creation, infrastructure automation, and shell interaction. Designed for offensive security operators requiring rapid configuration and long-lived implant deployment.
Capabilities
The framework enables efficient yoloscoped adversarial campaigns against capable targets. Moving beyond one-off malware toward framework-based development improves operational efficiency.
Open Source Release
The framework is publicly released as open source, enabling the security community to benefit from the design and contribute improvements. The project provides infrastructure automation and efficient implant development for red teamers.
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