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Intro
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How many people use Empire
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The community
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Will Schroeder
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Matt Nelson
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Jeff Snover
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Development
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Watch Dogs
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Meterpreter
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Cryptic Key Change
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Process Injection
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New Features
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Python Empire
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Empire Drawbacks
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Motivations
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Design Decisions
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General Packet
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orphaned agent renegotiation
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Kerberos module
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Bloodhound module
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New UAC bypasses
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New Menu
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NPI Integration
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Language Integration
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Interface Integration
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Stagers
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Modular C2
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Staging
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HTTP
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Internet Explorer
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HTV
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PHP Pivot
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Mature Preliminary
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New Packet Structure
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ThirdParty Transport
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SMB
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Demo
Description:
Explore a comprehensive overview of Empire, the popular post-exploitation framework, in this 50-minute conference talk from Derbycon 2016. Gain insights into Empire's development, community, and key features as presented by Will Schroeder and Matt Nelson. Discover the framework's evolution, including new capabilities like Python Empire, Kerberos module, and Bloodhound integration. Learn about design decisions, packet structure improvements, and various stagers such as HTTP and Internet Explorer. Understand the motivations behind Empire's creation and its impact on the security landscape. Delve into topics like process injection, UAC bypasses, and modular command and control. Witness a live demonstration showcasing Empire's capabilities and potential applications in penetration testing and red team operations.

A Year in the Empire

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