Command and Control with Pupy
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Learn how to use the Pupy server to connect to exploited clients over different encryption protocols and use these sessions to run additional attacks, dump credentials, and collect information.
Are you looking for a tool that can help you manage your target workstations after you exploited them? In this course, Command and Control with Pupy, you will gain the ability to manage target sessions, collect information, and run additional attacks from a single interface. First, you will learn how to generate client files in Pupy. Next, you will discover how to use different encryption protocols in Pupy. Finally, you will explore how to capture information from targets using Pupy. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge needed to manage exploited targets with Pupy.
Author Name: Matt Glass
Author Description:
Matt Glass is a Service Delivery Manager in Naples, Italy, working as a government contractor. Matt has 15 years of IT experience in a variety of roles. Consistently finding joy in developing the skills of others and helping their careers, he joined Pluralsight in 2017 to pass on the lessons he learned. Matt is married and the father of four children.
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