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<v ->In this course, you've learned some</v>
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of the basic techniques and methods used by cyber-attackers.
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At this point, we've covered many different techniques
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throughout the course and throughout
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all six phases of a hack.
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We've combed the web to gather opensource information
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and social media and other sources
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during our reconnaissance phase.
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Then we scanned and enumerated the network using
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Central Ops and Zenmap.
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Next, we gained access to our victim using
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the Metasploit framework and well-known vulnerabilities
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that we identified during that enumeration phase.
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Once on the victim machine, we escalated our privileges
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using process migration, password cracking and hash jumps.
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We then maintained our access by manipulating
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the firewall and creating additional user accounts
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and giving those accounts administrative rights.
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Finally, we covered our tracks using alternate
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data streams to hide the information and tools
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and used automated scheduling
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to create call-backs and back doors.
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I hope that this was an eye-opening experience
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for you into the world of hacking and a cyber-attack,
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and I hope it gives you a great introduction
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into the hacker's mindset.
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At the end of this course, I hope I've only left
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you with one question, and that's,
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what should I learn next to continue my hacking adventure?