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Hi, everyone.

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My name is William Hardy, and welcome to my course,

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Defense Evasion with my Meterpreter.

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I'm a security engineer working in the financial sector.

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Learning about defense evasion is mandatory if you want to use

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Metasploit's Meterpreter payloads and stages in real‑world

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scenarios in which you are undoubtedly going to encounter

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antivirus, EDR, and perimeter defenses.

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In this course, we're going to go through several deep dive

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modules to gain an in depth understanding of how Meterpreter

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and endpoint security tools work.

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Some of the major topics that we will cover include Meterpreter stagers and

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payloads, Endpoint security solutions such as antivirus and EDR, techniques for

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evading detection by cutting‑edge security solutions.

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By the end of this course you'll know how to craft highly

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evasive Metasploit attack payloads.

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Before beginning the course, you should be somewhat familiar with

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the Meterpreter tool and the Metasploit framework.

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Having had some exposure to programming in a low‑level language such as

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C, C++, or 64‑bit assembly will be helpful, as well as having some

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understanding of the Win32 API and PowerShell. I hope you'll join me on

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this journey to learn defense evasion with the Defense Evasion with

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Meterpreter course, at Pluralsight.