OK, so we went through and we actually made custom our where we got an interpreter show to the host,
so what can we do now?
So one day that we can actually do is something we can use like a key logger.
So it's a very typical post exploitation tactic.
And pretty much it's going to record every single key that's pressed on the computer and then send it
back to you, you know, for your analysis and your use so you can really use this to capture stuff
like logging information and the user will never even know.
So let's try to see how we can do that very quickly with the interpreter to show that we have.
OK, so back in my car, the machine.
So if you type in how command, you can see the different commands that you can actually do.
You do stuff like check out the webcam if you want to do that.
We can enumerate information.
But what we're going to do right now is the keys can start.
So this is going to start capturing keystrokes.
So I you have to do is typing keys can start and it's already it's already started, so I already have
to start it.
So that's why I said the operation failed.
So what we can do is actually it starts to ease.
So what I can do is I kind of already did it right here.
But let's say, you know, this was like a login form or something or I'm looking for like I'm logging
in and I'm typing in super secret password or whatever.
Cool.
Or maybe over here, I don't know a timber's code.
So we can go back over here and do a CAT scan on this could dump.
And it's going to dump pretty much everything that just happens or even caught the backspace right there,
so secret password a timber's so you can kind of start to use this to kind of put a piece together like,
you know, maybe pieces of login information.
Maybe you try to figure out some sensitive information about the network, maybe a Social Security number,
and you'll definitely be able to tell based on like how it looks and stuff.
So that's like a very quick way that you can, you know, use the key login function inside of interpreter
to actually capture some very sensitive information.