Now real quick, I do want to show that we've been popping around different
payloads for practice.
Some folks, like myself, like to be able to go straight into the actual command
prompt or power
shell and be able to work on it there directly because I'm more familiar with
that, especially on
Windows systems to be able to go through and communicate on those different
systems. Now,
this can be done pretty easily. As you can see, we're still in multi-gather
pink sweep.
What we're going to do is just simply go back and it brings us back to the
basic MSF
console. So you can see MSF 6 and now we're going to go into load
power shell and you can see I forgot a step because I got an error. That's
because I forgot to go
directly into the actual sessions, which is sessions -i and whichever id that
we're using.
We're going to be going into one right now and as soon as that happens, we get
our standard
meter pre-der prompt instead of MSF console. Now I can do a load power shell,
load in the extension. You see that it loaded successfully and now we're just
going to say
power shell, understore shell. At this point, we're now in actual power shell
on that particular
system. I know this because I can hit DIR and I get a directory listed and now
I can start going
through and doing things on that targeted system that I would normally do as if
I was on the box
itself. So if I wanted to curl, move files around or even dig into the registry
and make some
registry changes. And those are just your standard registry configurations that
you do inside of
a command prompt or power shell, red, add, red, del, etc. etc. And this is
wonderful information
to know and also to be able to go just to case you like myself and you don't
like to
swap payloads all the time you just want to go directly into it.