I hope you enjoyed this course on using WMIOps to conduct
lateral movement from an exploited workstation.
If you would like more information on WMIOps usage and history, their
GitHub page where you downloaded the script is a good place to start for
more on different commands that are available.
You can also go to the blog post written by its
creator, announcing the release of WMIOps.
This blog provides a brief description of where
Chris got the idea to create WMIOps,
the functions available in this initial release, and the
credits to work referenced during its creation.
If you'd like more information on lateral movement,
a good place to start is the MITRE ATT&CK site under the general Lateral
Movement topic at this link. There are other Windows tools for lateral
movement worth exploring and experimenting with,
including Remote Desktop PsExec, and Windows Remote
Management, or WinRM. Thank you for watching this course
on lateral movement with WMIOps,
and I hope you enjoyed watching it as much as I enjoyed creating it.