You have RDP access… now what?
In this video, I show how to pivot from a GUI-based RDP session into a direct command channel using PowerShell and Netcat.
Instead of relying on the RDP interface, we move into a faster, more flexible shell that allows for automation, scripting, and cleaner
post-exploitation workflows.
This demo walks through:
-Downloading tools using PowerShell (Invoke-WebRequest)
-Handling variable expansion correctly in PowerShell
-Setting up a listener on the attacker machine
-Triggering a reverse shell from the target
-Converting GUI access into a controllable command channel
⚠️ Note: Netcat is used here for learning purposes. In real engagements, more stealthy methods should be used.
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