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- Import-DscResource -ModuleName NetworkingDsc
- Import-DscResource -ModuleName ComputerManagementDSC
- Import-DscResource -ModuleName PSDesiredStateConfiguration
3. Run the script (```. .\adlab.ps1```) from within the ```dsc``` directory to create the MOF files, which will be dumped into the ```Lab``` folder
3. Run the script (```. .\jungle.ps1```) from within the ```dsc``` directory to create the MOF files, which will be dumped into the ```Jungle``` folder
S3
Create an S3 bucket for your account and modify the variable in terraform/vars.tf with your bucket name
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- Once on Covenant C2, create a Listener and ensure the BindAddress and ConnectionAddress are set to the Kali's internal IP address
- Create a PowerShell launcher
- Open a new terminal window (or tab) in Kali and change directory into /toolz/impacket/examples (cd /toolz/impacket/examples)
- Use Impacket's WMIEXEC script to obtain a shell on a victim's machine, simulating an initial foothold within the Active Directory environment (python3 wmiexec.py first/regular.user:Password\@1@10.0.1.50)
- Copy the PowerShell launcher from Covenant and paste it in the shell obtained on the victim's machine (e.g. 10.0.1.50)
- Use Impacket's WMIEXEC script to obtain a shell on a victim's machine, simulating an initial foothold within the Active Directory environment (python3 wmiexec.py bast/tsankara:Password\@1@10.0.1.53)
- Copy the PowerShell launcher from Covenant and paste it in the shell obtained on the victim's machine (e.g. 10.0.1.53)
- Confirm you have a connection (Grunt) back to your Covenant C2 framework
- You can continue with other attack techniques via Covenant
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