Well, we've come to the end of this course on Execution with Donut. We
generated two shellcode payloads and successfully executed them on our Windows
target. Files that were previously marked as malicious were successfully loaded
and executed on our target host using the built‑in Donut injector. For
additional Donut capability information, this link takes you to the GitHub site
which covers Donut's capabilities in more depth. To get a better understanding
of in‑memory execution using shellcode, follow this link. If you're interested
in injecting .NET assemblies as shellcode specifically, the creator of Donut
provided this post introducing Donut and its capabilities. To explore
additional execution topics within the MITRE ATT&CK framework, visit this link
to the execution tactic overall. For defense evasion,
this link will take you to the defense evasion tactic.
I hope you enjoyed this red team tools course on Donut.
Continue exploring, and check out the other red team
tools courses available on Pluralsight.