Well,
we've come to the end of this course on execution with Unicorn. We
used Unicorn to generate a PowerShell command, an HTML application,
and a macro to exploit our targets.
We successfully executed each of these on our Windows targets and obtained
access from our Kali VM. For additional Unicorn capability information, this
link takes you to the GitHub site which covers Unicorn's capabilities in more
depth. Unicorn's creator also runs a company blog at this address for
information about other projects and topics. To explore additional execution
topics within the MITRE ATT&CK framework,
visit this link to the execution tactic overall. For
exploitation for client execution, this link will take you to that tactic.
I hope you enjoyed this Red Team Tools course on Unicorn. As you saw, this
tool makes it quick and easy to set up working attacks.
I also hope I got you curious about other techniques, and I
encourage you to continue exploring and check out other Red Team
Tools courses available on Pluralsight.