Linux Persistence Techniques | Red Team Series 10-13
In this video in our Hackersploit Red Team series, we will cover Linux Persistence Techniques. This is a method of establishing and maintaining access to a remote server using back door or web shell.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:32 What We’ll Be Covering
1:07 What is Persistence?
2:10 MITRE Attack Persistence Techniques
3:02 How to Establish Root Access
3:56 How to Establish Persistence with SSH Keys
15:15 How to Create a Privileged User Account
25:40 How to Clear Your Command History
27:11 How to Configure the Unix Shell
32:27 How to Set Up A Web Shell (Backdoor)
43:08 How to Setup Persistence via cronjobs
53:32 Conclusion
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