I hope you've enjoyed this course on Luckystrike and feel
much more confident in your ability to use it to create
your malicious Office documents.
We're going to wrap up here by just pointing out a few more resources that
you can utilize as you continue to develop your proficiency here. First,
both the Luckystrike framework, as well as Invoke‑Obfuscation can be found
in the following GitHub repositories.
The macro generator, Unicorn, can also be found on GitHub. And if you're
interested in learning more about Metasploit payloads,
you can find information on their wiki, as well as other
great courses in the Pluralsight catalog.
Some additional information would be to look at the specific
tactic category by referencing documentation from MITRE ATT&CK.
And I would also encourage you to continue to explore the
creation of custom payloads,
how to establish persistence, and look at next stage
goals such as lateral movement.
Thank you again for spending time in this course with me,
and I hope to continue to be a part of your
professional journey here on Pluralsight.