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 Hello, everyone and welcome is Section 8

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 and acid. One step further. Their

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 obvious is the first video of the Section 8 and

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 we gonna have an overview on working

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 with their brute and Izzy Library.

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 So if you remember we talked about and it C libraries a

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 lot. If you do not remember it, you

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 may want to take a look at it practice again, because

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 this is one of the most powerful and healthy things

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 that are common to help you in your process.

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 We talked about all the brutes and some of the birds commands.

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 We execute them. For

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 example, she improves isn't the brutes and some of

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 them and we showed example in a calendar, example, around

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 accounts.

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 This video and it always, we're going

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 to talk about assembly boot. That is the

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 If you're interested in smb1, debilitating

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 will take a look at the one level Z. That is

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 the makeup.

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 Assembly is on the most things that you can attack with. The

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 nmap is going to most work through for you. Sometimes

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 going to be really helpful for you. Let's test

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 the comment example. Before terms.

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 Of course SMTP servers are

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 now. Well, here we are again in our

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 favorite person system K, Ln, X.

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 So the right map Dash is capital u Dash has

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 kept Orleans and Natchez script and error and

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 is C script assembly Dash boot.

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 NSA and Target they were going to

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 use it in map. Usual Target is

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 can me.and map dot orgy? We're

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 gonna see that the result here conservative

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 States, but usually, we can set up

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 port for it. Actually Dash piano, 7th chords,

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 and it's going to be attacked as emissaries have

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 available. So we know a scam that in

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 my apologies, a sample website for that map. And

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 actually we're not going to get it, you know.

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 A simple brute force on it, but we can see

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 some best. There is in the state that are open.

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 Well, as you know, this video was a summary and

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 kind of overview to remind you, how

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 an S your Works. Your previous sections,

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 talking about NSA a lot and

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 we can talk about it. More, everybody comment for

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 an example to an overview and remind you, how it's

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 worked. Every basic to comment in the comment line

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 in terminal.

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 Well, in the next video, we actually going

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 to have another with you. Same as all

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 before, we have an esse sections writing, and this is straight. But

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 this time we're gonna have do little more

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 advanced things. Now, we know how the law

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 Works. How old is it works? How we can write a

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 simple and I see we're gonna have some

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 more advanced feature and added to it to make

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 sure you've been good at it.

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 Good luck.