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Hey there.

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Welcome to Pluralsight. In this cybersecurity tools course,

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you'll learn how to collect sensitive information using the PowerSploit

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framework. If you've never heard about this tool before,

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it is one of the most used tools for red team specialists. In a red team

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engagement, after getting access for a few machines,

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it is important to start collecting sensitive information so your

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client can understand the impact of a cyber attack.

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The PowerSploit framework contains several tools that will help

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us to automate sensitive data collection.

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And that's exactly what we will cover in this course. In

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here, you'll learn how to use PowerSploit to run key

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loggers in your target machines.

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You also learn how to use PowerSploit to take time screenshots, so

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then you can see exactly what your victim is doing.

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And even creepier,

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we will use PowerSploit to record the microphone of our

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victims without their knowing about it.

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And we'll also be covering how to search for sensitive files

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in shared folders using this amazing tool.

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So, whether you're trying to collect sensitive information

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in the red team engagement or just looking to audit the

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security of her your company,

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join me in learning how to collect sensitive information using

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the PowerSploit tool, here at Pluralsight.