In this section of the course,
we're going to discuss the different techniques that are used
during the post exploitation portion of your attacks
against a target in order to establish a foothold,
maintain persistence and avoid detection.
Now, we're going to be completing our coverage of Domain 3,
attacks and exploits
by working through the remainder of objective 3.7.
This object states that given a scenario
you must perform post exploitation techniques.
Now, as we move through this section of the course,
we're going to begin by discussing the different techniques
that are used to create a foothold in your target network
and how you can establish persistence
throughout the use of Trojans, back doors, shells,
Damons, services, and scheduled tasks.
After that, we're going to talk about how you can use
the default tools that are installed on a system
by living off the land and using file as malware.
This includes the discussion of PS exec,
the Windows Management Instrumentation also known as WMI,
PowerShell remoting and windows remote management,
also known as WinRM.
Then we're going to discuss the ways to establish
a covert channel to exfiltrate data from a given network
as well as the use of Steganography
and how to cover your tracks during an engagement.
Finally, we'll take a quick look
at some different post exploitation tools
that you might use
when conducting post exploitation techniques
during this phase of your engagement
including things like Bloodhound, Empire and Mimikatz.
All right.
It's time to discuss the creation of footholds,
maintaining persistence and detection avoidance
as we complete our coverage of Domain 3,
attacks and exploits in this section of the course.