### Overview
Following the initiation of a fileless attack via PowerShell, further analysis has revealed the use of obfuscated scripts to execute malicious commands without leaving traces on the disk.

### Key Findings
- **Obfuscation**: The PowerShell scripts were heavily obfuscated to evade detection.
- **Memory-Resident Execution**: Malicious activities were executed directly in memory, minimizing forensic evidence.
- **Command and Control (C2) Communications**: Detected via encoded commands reaching out to C2 servers for further instructions.

### Recommendations
- Enable enhanced logging for PowerShell scripts to capture suspicious activities.
- Utilize endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools to monitor and analyze memory-based activities.