Windows Exploits and Forensics: Post Exploitation

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  • 14 videos | 1h 23m 7s
  • Includes Assessment
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As a penetration tester, it's vital that you are familiar with advanced methods of conducting offensive security operations against Windows environments. In this course, you'll learn to recognize common post exploitation activities within a Windows environment and how to configure an advanced persistent threat. You'll start by learning how to escalate privileges, use a DLL injection attack, pivot between systems, and crack user credentials. You'll then examine how to use PowerView to enumerate information and use BloodHound to 'walk the dog' and gain domain admin privileges. Finally, you'll learn how to clean up post attack to cover your tracks, create an advanced persistent threat, and use a ransomware attack to lock a system.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • Discover the key concepts covered in this course
    Recognize various user levels and methods of privilege escalation within windows
    Conduct a basic privilege escalation on a windows machine
    Use a dll injection to escalate user privileges on a windows machine
    Describe the concept of pivoting within a windows environment and typical end goals
    Use crackmapexec to steal user credentials from a windows machine
    Use powerview to enumerate information from an exploited windows machine in order to pivot the attack
  • Use bloodhound to 'walk the dog', identifying active directory security issues and gaining domain admin privileges
    Recognize cleanup methods used post exploitation to hide your tracks
    Perform post attack cleanup tasks
    Recognize what an advanced persistent threat (apt) is and methods used to configure them
    Configure an apt on a system after exploitation
    Use a ransomware attack as a quick method to clean up post attack
    Summarize the key concepts covered in this course

IN THIS COURSE

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    3.  Conducting a Basic Privilege Escalation
    6m 25s
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    4.  Using the DLL Injection
    8m 7s
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    5.  Pivot between Hosts
    7m 14s
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    6.  Stealing User Credentials
    7m 17s
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    7.  Using PowerView to Enumerate Information
    6m 45s
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    8.  Using BloodHound to Gain Admin Privileges
    4m 56s
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    9.  Cleanup Methods to Hide Your Tracks
    7m 13s
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    10.  Cleaning up Post Attack
    5m 37s
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    11.  APT and Configuration Methods
    6m 26s
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    12.  Configuring APT after Exploitation
    6m 19s
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    13.  Using the Nuclear Option to Clean up Post Attack
    6m 42s
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    14.  Course Summary
    1m 7s

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