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The cobaltstrike/logs/ directory includes a directory structure of the format [date]/[internal ip of beaconed host]/[beacon id].log. Each file is a plaintext log of every beacon command and the associated output. This mirrors what an operator would see in the Cobalt Strike beacon console.

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The cobaltstrike/screenshots/ and cobaltstrike/downloads/ folders each respectively contain all screenshots or files an operator has downloaded from beacons.

Files hosted on a team server and served through the Web feature of Cobalt Strike are saved in the cobaltstrike/uploads/ directory. An individual operator/client working directory, will only contain files which that operator uploaded.

The cobaltstrike/data directory includes several .bin files which are serialized Java objects of different data models used by Cobalt Strike to track its state. The data from Cobalt Strike serialized .bin logs can be extracted as CSVs using this script.

A matching public key means that two payloads came from a team server(s) using the same .cobaltstrike.beacon_keys keystore. This does NOT NECESSARILY mean it came from the same team server. Again, someone could copy the whole Cobalt Strike directory, including the keystore, as is sometimes done with distributed or cracked copies.

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