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Post Exploitation Modules

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Post-Exploitation Modules

Post-Exploitation Modules

Post-exploitation modules are essential tools used after gaining initial access to a target system. These modules help attackers maintain persistence, gather information, and further exploit the compromised system. By leveraging post-exploitation modules, attackers can achieve their objectives and maintain control over the target system.

Key Modules

  • Keylogging: Captures keystrokes on the target system to gather sensitive information, such as passwords and personal data.
  • Data Exfiltration: Extracts valuable data from the target system and transfers it to a remote location.
  • System Persistence: Ensures that the attacker maintains access to the compromised system even after reboots or other system changes.

Examples of Post-Exploitation Techniques

Post-exploitation techniques involve various methods to achieve the attacker's objectives. These techniques can be used to gather intelligence, maintain control, and further exploit the target system.

Examples

  • Keylogging: Installing keylogging software on the target system to capture keystrokes and gather sensitive information.
  • Data Exfiltration: Using data exfiltration tools to extract valuable data from the target system and transfer it to a remote location.
  • System Persistence: Implementing persistence mechanisms, such as creating scheduled tasks or modifying system files, to ensure continued access to the compromised system.

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