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Welcome to Pluralsight and this Cybersecurity Tools course featuring Veil,

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the open source payload, obfuscation, and encryption tool developed by Will

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Schroeder, Chris Truncer, and Michael Wright,

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currently maintained by Chris Truncer. As a pen tester or red teamer, you

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often run into issues where your payloads get caught. With most of the

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available options in Metasploit exhausted and all the readily available

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payload flavors well known to the AV solutions, you must look for new ways to

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make your payloads unique and reusable in your engagements. With many of the

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techniques used throughout the field gathered into one spot, as well as native

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binary compilation, Veil is the tool to help you in this situation.

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By applying the obfuscation and encryption techniques available,

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you and your team can stay one step ahead of the defenders by

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pulling a veil of mystery over your payloads.

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Whether you are looking for a new tool to enter your tool belt or

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looking for a reliable and easy way to make your custom payloads

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reusable and unique for every engagement,

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join me for tips and tricks on installation and operation with Veil, today.