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Welcome to Pluralsight and this cybersecurity tools course

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featuring Mimikatz, the open source, post‑exploitation tool

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developed and maintained by Benjamin Delpy.

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Members of blue and red teams,

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as well as penetration testers, may need to understand how an

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attacker can move from one system to another,

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building up to the access and knowledge of the domain

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necessary to accomplish their final goals.

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Along with other capabilities, Mimikatz can do precisely that.

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With Mimikatz, you can pass the hash,

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impersonate users or domain controllers, or create golden and silver tickets.

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If you are seeking to learn how you can use Mimikatz towards

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lateral movement efforts during security engagements,

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or if you just want to learn how attackers can perform these activities,

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join me and learn how to move laterally using Mimikatz, here at Pluralsight.