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The document discusses open source software, security, and open source security. It outlines the goals of open source software which include producing high-quality programs, sharing work, and democratizing code. People work on open source for puzzles, prestige, profit, and community. Difficulties include getting users and contributors. Security goals include identifying, quantifying, and mitigating risks. People work in security for protection, puzzles, prestige, profit, and politics. Difficulties in security include reporting issues and limited budgets. Open source security aims to standardize vulnerabilities and democratize security, though most people lack programming skills.
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- Modern exploitation still relies on similar tactics to illegitimately gain access, such as exploiting trust relationships, stealing credentials using tools like mimikatz, and establishing persistence and pivoting within compromised networks. The document demonstrates these post-exploitation techniques using Metasploit.
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