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The obfuscate command needs to be changed. It's adding a launcher that doesn't make sense for xml. You can look up Invoke-Obfuscation for information on how to use it

It's not broken. The default profile has the ObfuscateCommand set to `Token\All\1, Launcher\STDIN++\12467` the second part `Launcher\STDIN++\12467` tacks on a launcher to be used on the command line which is...

@pawp81 @MthwBrwn This is the original Empire project repo. We are supporting the fork here: https://github.com/BC-SECURITY/Empire we released a bug fix update last week that addresses this issue if you...

@captain-woof can you please expand more on the problem? I just tested with a clean install of Empire and am unable to reproduce What is the target box you are...

@captain-woof The only time I am able to reproduce the issue is when I attempt to use https with a self signed cert. Turns otu the .`webrequest` call will automatically...

@captain-woof so there are suggestions for work arounds like this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/526711/using-a-self-signed-certificate-with-nets-httpwebrequest-response but I haven't been able to get it to work for some reason. Depending upon you need you can...

@analyserdmz the simplest way would be to hook the obfuscate command in the helpers.py file. All the modules already have the obfuscate command exposed in them.

@graylordo can you be more specific with an example process please? How did you get to system?

@Invoke-Mimikatz sorry for not responding earlier this is a known bug I plan on trying to fix next week. C# is a .Net language and when you compile into an...

very disappointed. The issue was opened yesterday and the author hasn't even responded. I don't think I can keep recommending C2C2 to my colleagues if this is the type of...