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Mimikatz provides a lot of functionality that we were not

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able to cover within this short course.

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For additional research and guidance on some of the

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other great stuff that Mimikatz can do,

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check out the official Mimikatz Wiki by Benjamin Delpy,

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which contains a lot of useful background information and how to's on

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how you can use a lot of the additional features.

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Also,

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take a look at the page that MITRE's ATT&CK framework has

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available that talks about the tool a bit.

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This will provide you with more information about the types of

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attackers that have been using this tool in the wild.

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Sean Metcalf has created an excellent page about the functionality of

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Mimikatz on the Active Directory Security site,

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titled Unofficial Guide to Mimikatz & Command Reference.

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This guide will provide you with a lot of detail and

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instruction on how Mimikatz can be used.

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And Benjamin Delpy has been very active on Twitter and will

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announce new techniques or changes to Mimikatz and other

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tools that he has worked on.

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I highly recommend that you follow him for the latest

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and greatest info about Mimikatz.