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Welcome to Pluralsight and this cybersecurity tools course featuring Covenant,

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the open source command and control tool developed and maintained by Ryan Cobb.

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As a Red Team Operator,

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you've had a great run with tools like Meterpreter and PS

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Empire, but with prolific adoption of more advanced

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endpoint detection response tools,

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you have to look for new ways to maintain your foothold in compromised systems.

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.NET compilation on the target systems in‑memory is showing

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promise as a stable and stealthy technique,

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and Covenant is the C2 platform built to capitalize on that capability.

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Staying true to the lore of Halo's organized alien hierarchy, you

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and your team can collaborate on this weaponized platform to

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create implants called grunts and deploy,

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manage, and spread them across compromised networks,

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taking various blood purging actions as you see fit along the way.

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Whether you're ready to integrate a new command and control capability

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into your red team operations or just looking to test your network

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defenses against the latest adversarial techniques,

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join me to learn tips and tricks for installation and

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general operation of Covenant, today.
