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mythic 4 0 mythic documentation index fetch the complete documentation index at llms txt use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further skip to main content mythic home page version 4 0 search k get the code issues issues search navigation overview mythic 4 0 documentation graphql api development mythicrpc github mythic community overview mythic 4 0 operators installation installed service documentation quick usage operational pieces message flow reporting presentations webinars common errors common questions and answers faq troubleshooting tips change log updating mythic 3 4 4 0 updates mythic 3 3 3 4 updates mythic 3 2 3 3 updates mythic 2 3 3 0 updates mythic 2 2 2 3 updates mythic 2 1 2 2 updates on this page what is mythic what is new in 4 0 why use mythic resources and contributing overview mythic 4 0 a collaborative cross platform command and control framework for red team operations this documentation describes mythic 4 0 if you are upgrading an existing deployment start with mythic 3 4 4 0 updates what is mythic mythic is a multiplayer command and control platform for red team operations its plug and play architecture lets teams add payload types communication profiles translation services eventing functions and chat integrations without rebuilding the core server the react interface and go server use graphql subscriptions postgresql and rabbitmq payload type c2 profile translation web hook eventing log and chat services run in separate containers and can live on the same host or on remote container hosts a helpful view of the current state of the c2 profiles and agents for mythic can be found here mythic community overview what is new in 4 0 mythic 4 0 adds scoped opaque api tokens operation chat and ai chat containers operator aliases task references richer build and c2 parameters conditional wrapper compatibility interactive eventing approvals resumable byte offset file transfers an interactive text editor richer credentials managed c2 hosted files and agent initiated rpc upgrade from 3 4 migrate authentication api actions container libraries wrappers and integrations operation chat use standard operation chat or streamed ai backed conversations task references resolve credentials and callback graph links safely during tasking developer changes adopt jsonstring parameters build metadata and wrapper requirements why use mythic mythic tracks the payload build parameters c2 configuration loaded command versions issuing operator task references artifacts credentials files comments and responses that form an operation that context makes questions such as which payload created this callback who issued this task and what changed on this host answerable from the same interface commands can map to mitre att ck techniques mythic carries those mappings into tasks and exposes them in matrix and att ck navigator views operators can also search tasking output comments files credentials and chat while working collaboratively resources and contributing browse the mythic source code review the community payload type and c2 profile overview join the mythic channel in the bloodhound slack report documentation issues or contribute changes through the mythicmeta repositories was this page helpful yes no operators x github slack