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    • SNMP - (161-162-10161-10162)
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    • Information Gathering - EscPriv
    • Windows Privilege Escalation
      • MANUAL - Windows PrivEsc
      • Bypass UAC
    • Linux Privilege Escalation
  • Password Attacks
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    • Password Cracking
  • Port Redirection and Tunneling
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      • SSH Local Port Forwarding
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      • SSH Dynamic Port Forwarding
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    • Powershell Empire
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    • Windows
      • Spiking
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      • Overwriting The EIP
      • Finding the Bad Charaters
      • Finding The Right Module
      • Generating Shellcode and Gaining Shell
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cd c:\windows\
strings –s *.exe | findstr /i autoelevate
findstr /C:"<autoElevate>true"
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