Before we fully dive into the course I would like to share with you some of my favorite resources that
I have uncovered while doing privacy especially on the Windows side.
So the first one here is this fuzzy security.
Now this is the one that I went with when I was doing the OCP.
Since then better ones have come out but this is still one that I like to refer to.
If you come through here it gives you a step by step guide on all the little things that you might want
to look for for doing privacy.
And you can see how long this guide really is.
It's amazingly detailed and it will help you out significantly.
Now there are three other guides just like that.
Here is a Windows privacy.
And this one's way more up to date and covers a lot newer stuff.
We'll be referring to this one quite a bit more from payload all the things or the Swiss Swiss sky repo
so you can see how many things are in here as well.
Now I'm going through this really fast.
We're going to go kind of one by one as we go through the course.
So don't worry about it here again.
Windows privilege escalation guide and another Windows Prevent Escalation gate.
I'm going to link all of these in the course resources so you can check them out.
You can look through them see all the different things and you could see that privilege escalation is
very detailed.
All of these guides are very very long because there are so many different ways to escalate a Windows
system even a Linux system.
There's just all kinds of escalation techniques and there's no course that's going to cover them completely.
But I'm going to do my best to get you with the methodology that you're in you'll find a lot of these
without any issues.
But what I need for you to do to be successful in this course is I want you to make sure that you are
taking good notes and make sure that you are understanding the concepts.
If you're doing something you're not getting the reasoning go back and watch the video again.
If I'm not clicking with you then go out to Google make sure that you find the resources you do the
reading and you understand the concept before you move on to the next item.
So good notes are going to take you really really far.
Now of course you've got these notes here that you can refer to but it's always at least for me.
Always good to take notes.
Take screenshots.
Make your own commands up and have your own cheat sheets that you can refer to.
On top of these things and just writing it down really does help.
So it helps you retain the information it helps you understand the information so make sure you're taking
good notes.
If you get stuck again if go watch the video again or go out and check for other resources and just
make sure you're understanding everything before you move on in the course.
Other than that I really really do hope you enjoy the course and I look forward to teaching you throughout
this entire course and I hope you enjoy experience so I will catch you in the next video.
As we start to dive into enumeration and gaining our first foothold on the network so let's go ahead
and meet it in the next video.