In-Depth Look at the Metasploit Framework and Pass-the-Hash

An in-depth look at the Metasploit Framework: using the database, scanning, and using exploitation/post-exploitation modules. Includes how to perform pass-the-hash attacks using both Metasploit and the built-in Kali pass-the-hash tools

Intro: (00:00)
Bind shells and reverse shells: (00:22)
Starting Metasploit: (04:30)
Getting help: (06:11)
Scanning and the Metasploit database: (07:52)
How hashes work: (20:15)
Metasploit modules: (22:40)
Session management (36:08)
Meterpreter: (40:06)
Pass-the-hash attack explanation: (40:56)
Dumping hashes: (41:36)
Pass-the-hash using Metasploit: (44:10)
Pass-the-hash with other Kali tools: (50:07)
Outro: (53:30)

Basic networking concepts:    • Learn How to Hack: Introduction and Demo   (1:44-9:47)
Information gathering and scanning:    • Learn How to Hack: Information Gathering  

Hosted by CyberHawks cybersecurity club at the Illinois Institute of Technology
Presented by John Ford

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