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Gain access  \n􀂃 Password cracking  \n􀂃 OS vulnerabilities  \n􀂃 Service and application vulnerabilities  \n􀂃 Social Engineering  \n􀂃 Physical access  \n2. Escalate privilege  \n􀂃 Kernel or service flaws  \n􀂃 Social Engineering  \n3. Execute applications  \n􀂃 Pivot  \n􀂃 Plant RATs  \n􀂃 Run payloads  \n􀂃 Exfiltrate data  \n4. Hide files  \n􀂃 Leave malicious files on system  \n􀂃 Steganography  \n􀂃 Alternative Data Streams  \n5. Cover tracks  \n􀂃 Remove artifacts  \n􀂃 Clear logs and history  \n􀂃 An exploit takes advantage of a weakness  \n􀂃 It gets you into the system  \n􀂃 A payload is the code that is executed through the exploit  \n􀂃 It does the real damage  \n􀂃 The attacker sends an exploit to the victim  \n􀂃 The payload opens a listening back door on the victim machine  \n􀂃 The attacker then connects to that back door  \n􀂃 The attacker must be able to get past the victim’s firewall to connect to the back door  \n􀂃 The attacker sends an exploit to the victim  \n􀂃 The payload makes a client connection from the victim’s machine back to the attacker  \n􀂃 The victim is making an outbound connection past their firewall  \n􀂃 The attacker need not contend with the victim’s firewall to use the connection  \n􀂃 The attacker must be prepared with a “handler”that listens for incoming connections  \n􀂃 The attacker’s firewall must permit a connection to the incoming port  \n􀂃 Exploit Chaining is the act of using multiple exploits to form a larger attack  \n􀂃 Success may depend on all exploits doing their part  \n􀂃 Distributed nature makes them complex and difficult to defend against  \n􀂃 Some chained exploits must run consecutively  \n􀂃 Some run in parallel  \n􀂃 ProxyLogon  \n􀂃 ZeroLogon  \n􀂃 Log4Shell  \n􀂃 VMware vSphere client  \n􀂃 PetitPotam","cbCaiuKgST1a1Uir","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuKgST1a1Uir","pdf",12331250,1,346,"English","en",105,"# 6.1 System Hacking - Concepts\n## System Hacking stages\n## Exploits, payloads, and exploit chaining\n## High profile examples from 2022","[{\"question\":\"What are the typical goals of system hacking?\",\"answer\":\"System hacking aims to access confidential data or restricted services, obtain passwords or credentials, use the system as a stepping stone for further attacks, or disrupt system functionality.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the main stages of system hacking described in the module?\",\"answer\":\"The stages include gaining access, escalating privilege, executing applications (including pivoting and payload execution), hiding files, and covering tracks by removing artifacts and clearing logs and history.\"},{\"question\":\"How do exploits and payloads differ, and what is exploit chaining?\",\"answer\":\"An exploit takes advantage of a weakness to get into the system, while a payload is the code executed through the exploit that performs the real damage. 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