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Learn to use PsExec to execute commands, programs, and laterally move to remote Windows hosts without installing additional software.

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Learn to use PsExec to execute commands, programs, and laterally move to remote Windows hosts without installing additional software.

Would you like to learn how to execute commands, programs, and open command prompts or PowerShell sessions on remote Windows hosts? In this course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, you will gain the ability to use PsExec to laterally move throughout a Windows domain from a host you already exploited. First, you will learn how to use PsExec to run commands on remote Windows hosts. Next, you will discover how to leverage PsExec to run programs remotely. Finally, you will explore how to laterally move throughout a Windows domain using PsExec. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of PsExec needed to leverage it for lateral movement in a Windows domain.

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Lateral Movement with PsExec
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Enhances abilities in lateral movement through PsExec, empowering learners to navigate Windows domains effectively
Taught by Matt Glass, an expert in the field, ensuring the course is grounded in practical knowledge and industry insights
Provides hands-on understanding of PsExec's capabilities for remote execution and command initiation
Suitable for learners seeking proficiency in lateral movement and remote Windows host management
Requires familiarity with PsExec, suggesting it may not be ideal for complete beginners in the field

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Lateral Movement with PsExec with these activities:
Review command line basics
Review command line basics to strengthen your foundation for using PsExec.
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  • Read a tutorial on command line basics.
  • Practice using the command line to perform basic tasks.
Review Windows networking concepts
Review Windows networking concepts to strengthen your understanding of how PsExec works.
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  • Read a tutorial on Windows networking concepts.
  • Practice using networking tools to troubleshoot network issues.
Follow a tutorial on using PsExec
Follow a tutorial on using PsExec to learn the basics of the tool.
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  • Find a tutorial on using PsExec.
  • Follow the steps in the tutorial.
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Create a cheat sheet of PsExec commands
Create a cheat sheet of PsExec commands for quick reference.
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  • Gather a list of PsExec commands.
  • Create a document or spreadsheet that lists the commands and their descriptions.
Execute commands on remote computers
Practice running commands on remote computers without installing any software.
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  • Install PsExec on your local computer.
  • Identify the target computer you want to execute commands on.
  • Use PsExec to execute a simple command on the target computer.
Run programs remotely
Practice running programs remotely without installing any software.
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  • Identify the program you want to run on the target computer.
  • Use PsExec to run the program on the target computer.
Move laterally through a Windows domain
Practice moving laterally through a Windows domain without installing any software.
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  • Identify the target computer you want to move laterally from.
  • Use PsExec to execute a command on the target computer that will give you access to another computer in the domain.
  • Repeat steps 1 and 2 until you have moved laterally to the desired computer.
Build a tool that uses PsExec
Build a tool that uses PsExec to automate a task that you commonly perform.
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  • Identify a task that you commonly perform that could be automated using PsExec.
  • Design and develop a tool that uses PsExec to automate the task.
  • Test and refine your tool.
Contribute to PsExec
Contribute to the PsExec open source project to gain a deeper understanding of the tool.
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  • Find an issue or feature request that you can work on.
  • Fork the PsExec repository.
  • Make changes to the code.
  • Submit a pull request.

Career center

Learners who complete Lateral Movement with PsExec will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Information Security Analyst
Information Security Analysts plan and implement security measures to protect an organization's computer networks and systems. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to an Information Security Analyst for assisting in testing security controls and gaining an understanding of how a malicious actor might attempt to move laterally within a network.
Cybersecurity Analyst
Cybersecurity Analysts identify, analyze, and respond to cybersecurity threats. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to a Cybersecurity Analyst for helping to develop and implement strategies to prevent lateral movement within a network.
Network Security Engineer
Network Security Engineers design, implement, and maintain network security systems. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to a Network Security Engineer for understanding how attackers might attempt to move laterally within a network and for developing strategies to prevent such attacks.
IT Security Engineer
IT Security Engineers are responsible for planning, implementing, and maintaining security controls to protect an organization's IT systems. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to an IT Security Engineer for providing insights into how attackers might attempt to move laterally within a network and for developing strategies to prevent such attacks.
Penetration Tester
Penetration Testers are responsible for testing the security of computer systems and networks. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to a Penetration Tester for gaining an understanding of how attackers might attempt to move laterally within a network and for developing strategies to prevent such attacks.
Security Engineer
Security Engineers are responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining security controls to protect an organization's assets. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to a Security Engineer for gaining an understanding of how attackers might attempt to move laterally within a network and for developing strategies to prevent such attacks.
Information Systems Security Manager
Information Systems Security Managers are responsible for planning, implementing, and managing an organization's information security program. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to an Information Systems Security Manager for gaining an understanding of how attackers might attempt to move laterally within a network and for developing strategies to prevent such attacks.
Software Developer
Software Developers design, develop, and maintain software applications. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to a Software Developer for understanding how attackers might attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in software applications and for developing strategies to prevent such attacks.
Systems Administrator
Systems Administrators are responsible for managing and maintaining computer systems and networks. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to a Systems Administrator for understanding how attackers might attempt to move laterally within a network and for developing strategies to prevent such attacks.
Database Administrator
Database Administrators are responsible for managing and maintaining databases. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to a Database Administrator for understanding how attackers might attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in databases and for developing strategies to prevent such attacks.
Network Administrator
Network Administrators are responsible for managing and maintaining computer networks. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to a Network Administrator for understanding how attackers might attempt to move laterally within a network and for developing strategies to prevent such attacks.
Information Technology Manager
Information Technology Managers are responsible for planning, implementing, and managing an organization's information technology systems. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to an Information Technology Manager for gaining an understanding of how attackers might attempt to move laterally within a network and for developing strategies to prevent such attacks.
Information Security Manager
Information Security Managers are responsible for planning, implementing, and managing an organization's information security program. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to an Information Security Manager for gaining an understanding of how attackers might attempt to move laterally within a network and for developing strategies to prevent such attacks.
Cloud Architect
Cloud Architects design and implement cloud computing solutions. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to a Cloud Architect for understanding how attackers might attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in cloud computing platforms and for developing strategies to prevent such attacks.
Compliance Analyst
Compliance Analysts are responsible for ensuring that an organization's information systems and practices comply with applicable laws and regulations. This course, Lateral Movement with PsExec, may be useful to a Compliance Analyst for gaining an understanding of how attackers might attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in an organization's information systems and for developing strategies to prevent such attacks.

Reading list

We've selected nine books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Lateral Movement with PsExec.
Provides insights into network security assessment techniques, including lateral movement and PsExec.
Offers practical guidance on penetration testing, including lateral movement techniques and tools like PsExec.
Serves as a comprehensive resource on Metasploit, a popular penetration testing framework that can be used for lateral movement.
Provides hands-on guidance on penetration testing, covering various techniques, including lateral movement.
Provides a comprehensive guide to advanced penetration testing techniques, including lateral movement and PsExec.
Offers a hands-on introduction to penetration testing, covering basic concepts and techniques, including lateral movement.

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