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I hope you have enjoyed this lesson on PoshC2 and how command and

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control tactics can be used in a variety of post‑exploitation

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activities. Below, I have put together some additional information you

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can use to explore the capabilities of PoshC2, as well as some of the

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features we covered in our demos.

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We had the opportunity to cover a few of the open source

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modules available with the framework; however,

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there is much, much more you can explore.

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Below is a link to the PoshC2 GitHub resources repo,

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which contains all of the available module scripts,

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which you can explore for planning future red teaming activities.

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Additionally,

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I recommend checking out the domain fronting capabilities

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available with the PoshC2 framework,

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which can offer you a more discrete channel for communicating with

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your implants. On the right‑hand side of the slide,

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I have included some external resources that you can leverage with PoshC2,

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including my Pluralsight course on King Phisher,

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which can be used for gaining initial access as we

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demonstrated in our first demo of this course.

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Additionally,

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I have provided a link to the substantial PoshC2

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documentation available on the readthedocs.io site.

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Also, if you're interested in learning more about how you can utilize PsExec,

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which we used extensively in our final course demo,

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I recommend you watch the Pluralsight course on Lateral

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Movement with PsExec by Matt Glass.

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I also encourage you to access clickable versions of the links on

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this slide by reviewing the slide's PDF available in the exercise

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files download. I hope you have enjoyed your introduction to PoshC2

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and are able to take advantage of the framework during your red

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teaming activities.