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Well,

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we've come to the end of this course on execution with Unicorn. We

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used Unicorn to generate a PowerShell command, an HTML application,

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and a macro to exploit our targets.

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We successfully executed each of these on our Windows targets and obtained

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access from our Kali VM. For additional Unicorn capability information, this

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link takes you to the GitHub site which covers Unicorn's capabilities in more

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depth. Unicorn's creator also runs a company blog at this address for

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information about other projects and topics. To explore additional execution

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topics within the MITRE ATT&CK framework,

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visit this link to the execution tactic overall. For

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exploitation for client execution, this link will take you to that tactic.

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I hope you enjoyed this Red Team Tools course on Unicorn. As you saw, this

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tool makes it quick and easy to set up working attacks.

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I also hope I got you curious about other techniques, and I

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encourage you to continue exploring and check out other Red Team

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Tools courses available on Pluralsight.