Discord as a C2 and the cached evidence left behind
ID: eab50dfa-b0a7-5e6a-b26d-41faf352b8e9
STIX ID: report--eab50dfa-b0a7-5e6a-b26d-41faf352b8e9
Feed Name: Pen Test Partners Blog
This report explains how Discord webhooks can be abused as a lightweight C2 and data exfiltration channel using PowerShell, then details the persistent forensic artifacts left in Discord’s Chromium cache (attachments, webhook URLs, thumbnails, timestamps) that enable post-incident reconstruction. It introduces a purpose-built Discord Forensic Suite (CLI/GUI) that automates cache parsing, artifact extraction, hashing, and timeline/HTML/CSV reporting, helping DFIR teams recover evidence and rebuild attacker timelines even after servers or messages are deleted.
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