All right, after my interpreter has been uploaded into an exploited process memory.
It'll give you a wide variety of actions on the target.
Up until now, we've done some basic things with filesystem operations.
But it gives you the possibility to run system and network command.
I know you're already familiar with the get UID command.
It prints out who is the owner of the exploited process, and this means who you are and my case, I
am the user ente authority system.
You're also familiar with the CIS infocom in.
It'll pull up basic information about the target to your screen.
Now, it's a handy little command, but you can do more by manually examining the system if you want
to.
See, now that you're in, nobody can hold you back if you want to dig deep into the system.
There may be some time issues between you and the target.
In fact, you might even be in separate time zones, so to view the local date and time on the target,
hyp local time.
So this is Metis voidable three local date and time values.
Idle time will give you the idea of how long the target has been running.
And especially for exploiting servers, sometimes this might come in very handy for you.
The command will display all processes of your target.
And it can also help to be more specific.
So type Dash H to give you the help screen.
Now, with Dash, as you can get some information about a specific process.
So I opened a notepad instance on Métis boy table three.
And he has Dash s notepad shows it.
Now, if you're getting a little paranoid, you may be wondering about the process which is exploited
by you.
So using the get P I.D. will bring you the idea of this process.
Oh, and you know something, killing a process is another option, kill and then the process, Heidi.
And that's how I finish the notepad process.
So that's nice.
There is a great command for processes as well, and here's how you use it.
Peace pipe, Pingrup.
And then provided term to grab, so I'm going to do it for.
Let's assess acidotic.
Of course, you can choose another.
Now, believe me, this might not be enough in a penetration test.
You may want to run commands directly in the target command line.
And you have that option.
In fact, an interpreter has several ways to do this.
The execute command is one them.
You can directly run the command or you can start an interactive shell.
Now, of course, it does depend on your particular needs.
But I'll show you, I will start an interactive command show on Matters Floatable three.
Execute that f commander Yankee dash.
I is what I'm going to do now, see, that's really cool.
D.R.
Net users.
And exit.
As you can see, it's a perfect way to execute whatever you want on a target.
Going to come in very handy when you want to connect a specific address to download a local exploitation
code and the if config is going to help you to view network configuration, also IP config can do the
same for you.
And in the internal network, there may be some proxies by using get proxy.
You can get the proxy information.
The art command will print the art table of the target.
You might need this command to identify the connection information on this host and the last command
net stat.
It is like real net stat, but it doesn't have all the filtering options.