Cover6 Community

This is where theory meets practice. Exploitation is turning a documented vulnerability into actual access. We do this in the lab — on systems you own — and we document everything. Written authorization before you touch anything external. Always.

📋 What We'll Cover
- Metasploit framework — how it's organized, how to think in modules
- Module → Payload → Session — the three components of every exploit
- Bind vs. reverse shells — when each matters
- Documenting exploitation evidence for a real report

Getting in is just step one. What you do after access is the real skill — and it's where most beginners stop learning. We'll go past the Meterpreter shell and start asking the real questions: who am I, what can I reach, and what do I do next?

📋 What We'll Cover
- Post-exploitation checklist — situational awareness, persistence, credential harvesting
- Pass-the-Hash — using hashes without cracking them
- Windows privilege escalation
- Linux privilege escalation
- Lateral movement

Cover6 Community — June Meet & Greet

The technical series is heating up — and so is the summer calendar. Join us for our June Meet & Greet before the community heads into a packed July (and DEF CON season in August).

🎯 What to Expect
- Network with Cover6 Community members
- Preview of the July sessions
- CyberjutsuCon preview — Tyrone will be training there; get the inside track
- Open Q&A — bring your lab questions, your career questions, your cert questions

No slides. No lecture. Just the community getting together.

June was the red team. July is the blue team. We built the AD lab in June — now we're going to attack it on Cover6 infrastructure and watch the alerts fire in real time. Same environment. Same attack chain. Different seat.

🎯 What We'll Cover
- Windows AD forensics — what an attacker leaves behind in the logs
- Event ID deep dive — the 10 IDs every SOC analyst needs to memorize
- BloodHound attack paths — reading the output as a defender
- Kerberoasting detection in Splunk
- Golden Ticket indicators — what makes it "impossible" and how to spot it

Want to follow along in the cloud? Spin up your own Kali droplet: https://m.do.co/c/84eb8a434ffd