The group continues to primarily use publicly available pentesting tools outside of the US. In the multiple incidents we have been involved in, the group has relied heavily on BeEF and Cobalt Strike. Cobalt Strike has been their primary toolset for command and control within the victim networks, while BeEF has been used to assist in the initial infection process. On the network traffic analysis end, post compromise activity results in some interesting but not unexpected activity. First, Winnti uses Cobalt Strike to collect credentials and move laterally. The stolen credentials may be used for remote access into the victim network if applicable. The group also continues to focus on theft of code signing certificates and internal documentation, including company files and internal communication history (chats/emails).