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I hope you enjoyed this course on using WMIOps to conduct

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lateral movement from an exploited workstation.

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If you would like more information on WMIOps usage and history, their

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GitHub page where you downloaded the script is a good place to start for

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more on different commands that are available.

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You can also go to the blog post written by its

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creator, announcing the release of WMIOps.

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This blog provides a brief description of where

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Chris got the idea to create WMIOps,

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the functions available in this initial release, and the

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credits to work referenced during its creation.

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If you'd like more information on lateral movement,

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a good place to start is the MITRE ATT&CK site under the general Lateral

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Movement topic at this link. There are other Windows tools for lateral

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movement worth exploring and experimenting with,

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including Remote Desktop PsExec, and Windows Remote

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Management, or WinRM. Thank you for watching this course

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on lateral movement with WMIOps,

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and I hope you enjoyed watching it as much as I enjoyed creating it.