All right,
we've come to the end of this Red Team Tools course on Lateral
Movement with PsExec. In this last section here,
we'll go over where to find additional resource is
for PsExec's uses and its history.
If you want more examples of PsExec's usage,
follow this link here to go to Microsoft's official
documentation for the Sysinternals tools.
This is also a place where you can download PsExec if you haven't already.
You can also take a look at the original 2004 article when
PsExec was released along with the rest of the PsTools suite.
That's found at this link here.
If you want to learn more about lateral movement,
you can start with the MITRE ATT&CK Lateral Movement section found at this link.
You can also look at other Windows tools for lateral movement,
including Remote Desktop, WMI, and WinRM. Thank you for watching
this course on Lateral Movement with PsExec. I hope you enjoyed
watching it as much as I enjoyed creating it.