In this module,
we went through what this tool is about and what it is capable of.
We went through techniques associated with this tool. We
then downloaded the tool from GitHub and extracted the
contents to an executable path, which was the C:\Python36 folder.
Remember, if you want to extract the tool to a different path,
you will need to add that path to the systems variable.
We then went through the Python and PowerShell scripts that make up this
tool. We saw blocks of code that get executed when we select a specific
option in the tool. We then saw how to configure a sender and receiver's
email address in the Mail.ps1 PowerShell script.
Next, we configured the allow less secure apps setting in Gmail to allow
PowerShell to leverage Gmail's SMTP server to send emails.
Lastly, we demonstrated tool execution and saw what elections the tool
performs in the back end and how the tool back door uses this activity by
silently sending screenshots to the attacker.