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The initial chapters set the foundation by covering essential terminology and methodologies for infrastructure attacks, including external and internal network reconnaissance, exploitation of vulnerable routers, services, and applications to gain access. Next, the book walks through the process of establishing persistent remote access using stabilized encrypted shells, followed by a detailed enumeration of Windows and Linux systems, facilitating the escalation of privileges to administrator levels. Building on the access, readers will master lateral movement techniques such as network pivoting to deliver payloads for deeper compromises across the entire internal infrastructure. Critical business systems, such as databases, are also covered for common attack patterns and data extraction techniques in both onprem and cloud environments. The concluding chapters exclusively focus on hacking the crown jewels of enterprise networks – compromising Active Directory domain controllers to achieve total organizational dominance. A combination of special frameworks like BloodHound and powerful tools like Mimikatz are introduced for identity compromisation. In the end, techniques such as attacking Kerberos, AD persistence via DCSync, and manipulating forest trusts are demonstrated, showcasing their devastating impact potential. Overall, this book is a comprehensive manual covering the most potent infrastructure attacks deployed by adversaries today. Chapter 1 covers the basics of infrastructure attacks, including types, ethical hacking methodology, and the mindset for compromising enterprise systems. Chapter 2 discusses external network reconnaissance, such as subdomain enumeration, identifying assets, and OS fingerprinting to plan targeted attacks. Chapter 3 explains common router exploits, vulnerabilities in firmware, and router MITM attacks to gain initial network access. Chapter 4 focuses on establishing the first foothold via attacking exposed services and applications using public exploits and Metasploit. Chapter 5 teaches techniques to gain persistent shells via bind/reverse connections and encrypting communication channels for stealth. Chapter 6 covers Windows enumeration using scripts and memory injection frameworks like Cobalt Strike to extract credentials/data. Chapter 7 explains Linux enumeration via scanning processes, file systems, and services to identify privilege escalation vectors. Chapter 8 introduces internal network reconnaissance via packet sniffing and password dumping for credentials to enable deeper attacks. Chapter 9 focuses on basic lateral movement techniques, including compromised workstation pivoting and SSH port forwarding. Chapter 10 covers advanced lateral movement via Metasploit pivot modules and Cobalt Strike socks proxy for stealthy scanning/access across networks. Chapter 11 discusses common database attack methods such as SQL injection, MongoDB/Elasticsearch exploits for RCE, and data theft. Chapter 12 explains Active Directory hacking techniques for enumeration via scripts like ADRecon, followed by attacking AD FS and DCSync. Chapter 13 teaches the use of the BloodHound tool for identifying hidden AD trust paths to Domain Admin access. Chapter 14 covers advanced AD attacks, including Kerberos ticket manipulation and attacking forest trusts between connected AD environments.