Hi, everyone.
My name is William Hardy, and welcome to my course,
Defense Evasion with my Meterpreter.
I'm a security engineer working in the financial sector.
Learning about defense evasion is mandatory if you want to use
Metasploit's Meterpreter payloads and stages in real‑world
scenarios in which you are undoubtedly going to encounter
antivirus, EDR, and perimeter defenses.
In this course, we're going to go through several deep dive
modules to gain an in depth understanding of how Meterpreter
and endpoint security tools work.
Some of the major topics that we will cover include Meterpreter stagers and
payloads, Endpoint security solutions such as antivirus and EDR, techniques for
evading detection by cutting‑edge security solutions.
By the end of this course you'll know how to craft highly
evasive Metasploit attack payloads.
Before beginning the course, you should be somewhat familiar with
the Meterpreter tool and the Metasploit framework.
Having had some exposure to programming in a low‑level language such as
C, C++, or 64‑bit assembly will be helpful, as well as having some
understanding of the Win32 API and PowerShell. I hope you'll join me on
this journey to learn defense evasion with the Defense Evasion with
Meterpreter course, at Pluralsight.