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Hey there.

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Welcome to the course Privilege Escalation with Rubeus.

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In this cybersecurity tools course,

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you'll learn how to get admin‑level privilege to a domain using Rubeus.

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Imagine that you're working on a red team engagement. After getting initial

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access to a domain, your job is to escalate privileges to get admin‑level

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access, and one of the main ways of doing that is by exploiting

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vulnerabilities in the Kerberos system of a domain. In this course, we'll

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cover the Rubeus tool, which will allow you to perform some of the most

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well‑known privilege escalation attacks such as Kerberoasting and AS‑REP

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Roasting.

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We start this course by discussing how you can leverage Active

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Directory attacks to gain privileged access.

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Then, in our first demo, you'll learn how to execute a Kerberoasting

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attack using Rubeus. And after that, in our second demo, you'll learn

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how to execute an AS‑REP Roasting attack,

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which is perfect to harvest hash credentials. And then finally, you'll learn how

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to crack those hash credentials to get plain text credentials. So, whether

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you're trying to get admin‑level access on a red team engagement or just testing

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the Kerberos system of your own company,

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join me in learning how to escalate privileges with Rubeus here at Pluralsight.