So now comes the time to familiarize you with this tool by covering some of the basic commands throughout
this section, I will show you how to use just about every available interpreter command that you can
consider with a usage scenario.
OK, so one thing to keep in mind here.
What is Stoppie and Rebe?
First, I'm going to talk about my interpreter Corps Command, which can be used in every suitable interpreter
session, but specifically STD, API and PRIV are the two most used extensions of interpreter.
They will load on each session automatically.
So that means you don't need to load them separately.
And remember, don't hesitate to use the help command at any point for more information.
So let's start her up.
So these are the sessions that I gained entry into during the exploitation phase.
One and two are interpreter sessions on the Windows machine.
Well, you know that exploitable three.
Third and fourth ones are the interpreter sessions for metastable, able to.
And as you can see here, the second and fourth are the high privilege sessions.
Now, I did this specifically because I want to show you that the capability of a session varies due
to the privileges of the user of the exploited process.
So let's start well at the very beginning.
So I will first interact with session number one.
Get UID is a command that will give you the name of the user.
It also specifies who you are in the system.
Now, to get the system information type system info as your command.
And it's going to bring you to the basic information about the exploited system.
Now to observe the difference between a system level session and a user level session.
You can display the metaphor, TURKOMANS.
Now, when you type the help command, immediately available commands will be listed.
So this is what you have in a low level session.
Now, I'm going to send session one into the background again and interact with session number two.
Of course, when you type the health command, you can easily observe that there are more command with
session to.
Now, in a high privileged session, you can do many things.
And to make it clear, in a low level session, you can't delete the windows locks.
However, in a higher level session, it's very easy.
OK, so now let's interact with session three.
Now, this one is a low level session on meds, voidable to.
Oh, no, my session died.
I can quickly fix that, though, because I have an RC file.
OK, great.
So now I have a new session on matters voidable to.
And these are the basic commands that my interpreter provides you for this session.
And now to interactive session for.
The user is route.
And these are this session for comment.
And I'm not going to find any difference between them.
But when it comes to using them, you can't perform every action on a limited session.
OK, so now I'm going to interact with session to on Métis Voidable three.
And again, don't hesitate to ask for help when you're using interpreter, and you can either type a
question mark or help.
To view the commands with descriptions, the info command will display the information of modules,
so tagged info.
And then the name of the module that you want to view, it's information.
Info post, windows gather check VM.
And then after reviewing a module, you may want to run this module, so to do so type run and then
the name of the module.
And, of course, it's very easy to run a post module.
And you may remember earlier that my interpreter has extensions such as NSDAP and Prive, so these two
extensions are loaded automatically on every session, but you may want to load some other ones to.
In order to do that, let's use the load command.
And with the election, you can list the extension's.
So to load an extension, simply load and then the name of the extension.
Load Kiwi.
So I'm going to type help he he to view the help screen for this extension.
And now you can see that you will see the Kiwi commands when you ask the interpreter for help.
And if you're done with a session, you can send it into the background, just type BGI or background
to do this, not going to do it now.
And to close the session completely, you can either quit.
Or exit.
And this will finish your connection to the target.