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Welcome to Pluralsight and this Red Team Tools course featuring LaZagne,

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the open‑source credential access tool developed and

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maintained by Alessandro Zanni.

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As a red team operator,

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getting credentials to help you move around an environment is

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often an important part of an engagement.

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Once you've gained access to a computer,

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manually finding all of the common locations that credentials

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are stored can be a time‑consuming task.

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While the occasional credential might require the thought and

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experience of a seasoned operator to find,

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they're often stored in a selection of common locations

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and take a little effort to extract.

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LaZagne allows you to gather credentials from a variety of sources,

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including operating systems, browsers, common system administration tools,

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email clients, and a whole lot more.

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If you'd like to learn how to quickly gather

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credentials from a wide variety of locations,

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then join me in learning how to access credentials with LaZagne,

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here at Pluralsight.