Conclusion

In this room, we have discussed the many ways an attacker can move around a network once they have a set of valid credentials. From an attacker's perspective, having as many different techniques as possible to perform lateral movement will always be helpful as different networks will have various restrictions in place that may or may not block some of the methods.

While we have presented the most common techniques in use, remember that anything that allows you to move from one host to another is lateral movement. Depending on the specifics of each network, other paths could be viable.

Should you be interested in more tools and techniques, the following resources are available:

• Sshuttle
• Rpivot
• Chisel
• Hijacking Sockets with Shadowmove