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In this video portion of our Red Team Series we will cover Linux Rootkits. We'll also be talking about using the Apache2dev app to compile our Rootkit.
In this part of our Hackersploit Security Series we will cover Linux Defense Evasion techniques. We will be taking a look at libprocesshider, and other methods of evading attacks.
In this video in our Hackersploit Red Team series, we will cover Linux Persistence Techniques. This is a method of establishing and maintaining access to a remote server using back door or web shell.
In this video in our Hackersploit Red Team Series, we will cover Linux privilege escalation techniques. This includes obtaining root access, and exploiting permissions or binaries to achieve access.
In the eighth video in our series on Red Team Techniques, we will talk about Privilege Escalation Techniques in Windows. We will cover how to bypass UAC and use both Kernel and Token Impersonation Exploits.
In the seventh video in our series on Red Team Techniques we will explore Defense Evasion in Windows. We will cover how to use tools to evade Anti-Virus systems, scripting through PowerShell, and more.
This guide is part of the HackerSploit Red Team series of guides. Credential Access consists of techniques for stealing credentials like account names and passwords. Techniques used to get credentials include: keylogging or credential dumping. Using legitimate credentials can give adversaries access to systems, make them harder to detect, and provide the opportunity to create more accounts to help achieve their goals.
