In this chapter, we introduced some of the options available to us once we've established our foothold into the client's environment. We covered the initial recon and enumeration that allows us to springboard off our foothold into secure areas of the network, including discovering hidden networks after compromising dual-homed hosts, ARP-scanning hidden networks, and the gathering of sensitive and deleted data. From there, we enhanced our understanding of the pivot concept by setting up routes into the hidden network, and enabling port forwarding to allow interaction with hosts on the hidden network with Kali's tools. Finally, we pressed forward by leveraging credentials on our pivot host to compromise a computer inside the perimeter.
In the next chapter, we'll explore the power of PowerShell. Tying this together with what we just covered in this chapter...
