Now, there are numerous post exploitation tools on the interpreter session.
These extensions are classified according to what they're used for in the post exploitation phase.
With these extensions, the following operations can be performed on the target computer.
Privilege, escalation, stealing different user tokens, gathering password hashes, file, upload
and download.
Audio and video recording on the target system.
Logging keystrokes, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, really.
The extensions of the interpreter are stored API, priv, core, incognito and sniffer.
API, priv and core are loaded when the interpreter session open.
So when you run the Help command on Immaturities session, the commands of the loaded extension's are
listed, the commands are classified by the extension's and their functions, which are filesystem commands,
network commands, etc..
So you can use the load command to load and use the extensions, which are not loaded yet.
Now, if you run help after loading an extension, you'll see the commands of the newly added extensions
as well.