Command and Control with Empire
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PowerShell has quickly become the standard in enterprise networks. In this course you will learn how to leverage Empire to perform command and control techniques during a red team engagement.
Are you looking to use Empire in a red team engagement? In this course, Command and Control with Empire, you’ll learn how to utilize Empire for command and control in a red team environment. First, you’ll see how to leverage multi-hop proxies for C2. Next, you’ll learn to apply file upload capabilities and registry commands to establish remote access. Finally, you’ll explore to simulate establishing a C2 over a non-standard port. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to execute ingress tool transfer (T1105), remote access software (T1219), non-standard port (T1571) and multi-hop proxy (T1090.003) using Empire.
Author Name: Rishalin Pillay
Author Description:
Rishalin is a prolific author and cybersecurity expert. He has authored several video courses on Pluralsight, as well as three books: “Learn Penetration Testing”, “Offensive Shellcode from Scratch.” and “Ethical Hacking Workshop”. He is also a technical contributor to many other books on topics such as dark web analysis, Kali Linux, offensive security, and SECOPS. He has received the Microsoft Content Publisher Gold and Platinum awards for his contributions to the cybersecurity industry. Rishal… more
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