There is an active community around the Metasploit Framework.
It can provide support to assist with issues you may encounter,
a place to bounce ideas around,
and a source for more learning and experimentation.
We'll take a quick tour of some of the resources
available in the Metasploit community.
The following sites have a lot more detail for most
of what we covered in the course.
Metasploit.com is the place to start for the Metasploit Framework.
You will find downloads and documentation.
Kali.org is a site for Kali Linux.
It also has downloads and documentation.
Pentest‑standard.org is a site we referenced early on in the course when we
talk specifically about the processes of penetration testing.
It's a living document of information related to professional
methods associated with penetration testing.
Offensive‑security.com/metasploit‑unleashed is a site from the
makers of Kali Linux and the Exploit database.
The company also offers certifications for penetration testing.
Their Metasploit Unleashed course is an online free resource that
covers most of the Metasploit Framework on Kali Linux.
Blogs are another good way to find written details
that are helpful for learning.
The Metasploit blog announces new releases and has the Metasploit Wrap‑up,
which provides details of changes made to the framework.
The Kali Linux blog announces new releases of Kali Linux,
updates on tools, and some how‑to information.
If you need to ask a question, consider the Kali Forums.
Pluralsight is growing the course library on penetration
testing, Kali Linux, and security certifications.
Here are a few learning paths of related courses that you may want to check out.
Dale Meredith and Troy Hunt have a series of courses in the
Ethical Hacking Fundamentals path. CompTIA Pentest+ and the
Certified Ethical Hacking certifications have learning paths
with courses from Dale and Troy.
If you're interested in a broader study of information security,
there are high‑level courses on a variety of information security topics
in the Survey of Information Security learning path.
While we've reached the end of this course,
this is not the end of your learning.
There are many facets and paths available when exploring
penetration testing and the Metasploit Framework.
My hope is that I've wet your appetite for further study.
The most important factor in your continued learning will be curiosity.
That desire to know and to learn will serve you well.
Ask questions.
Consider options.
Find other ways.
Explore.
I hope you've enjoyed this course on Getting Started
with the Metasploit Framework.
I am Keith Watson.
Thank you for listening and good luck.