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‫User interface commands and webcam commands are grouped under two different headers, capturing keystrokes,

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‫grabbing screenshots, taking a snapshot from the webcam are only some of the functions of the commands

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‫of this group.

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‫Idle time returns the idle time of the victor machine if you want to connect remotely and do something

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‫on the machine, for example, disable the host based antivirus.

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‫It would be best to do it in the idle time.

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‫So screenshot guess what that does grabs a screenshot of the current desktop interface.

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‫He can start, he can stop, he scanned dump used to capture keystrokes.

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‫Record my records audio from the mike of the victim.

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‫Webcam list lists the webcams of the victim machine webcam snap takes a snapshot from the specified

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‫webcam.

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‫So let's see some of these system commands in action.

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‫As you can tell, I now have an interpreter session in Colly Idle time shows the idle duration of the

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‫victim in seconds.

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‫Screenshot takes a screenshot and saves it to our host.

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‫So here it saved in the folder RWD with a strange name.

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‫So let's look at the folder with the file explorer.

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‫We're already in the home folder of the current user, which is the folder route, and here is the screenshot

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‫in JPEG format.

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‫It's exactly the same with a current look of the machine.

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‫So now let's start a case can.

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‫Now I am in the vector machine, open a notepad and write something down.

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‫He scanned dump to look at what is dumped, absolutely nothing.

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‫I think I know the reason.

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‫So I'll stop the CAT scan for now.

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‫Now get uid ID to see who we are at the moment.

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‫And we are the system user at the victim machine.

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‫But the user who opened the notepad and wrote something is.

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‫The administrator, USERRA, so do you remember how we can change the user, we're going to migrate

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‫a process which is run by the administrator user, for example, three to four.

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‫How lucky are we migrated to the very first attempt to get started again?

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‫And yes, we are the administrator now, so start the question again.

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‫And go to the Victor machine and write something down.

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‫Back in Akali and look at the key dump.

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‫And here it is, all the key strokes, including backspace and enter, also known as carriage return,

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‫are all logged.

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‫So we can stop the question now.

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‫So what else?

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‫Let's list the API extensions command using help SDD API.

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‫The webcam commands are here, and let's list the webcams of the victim.

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‫No webcams were found.

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‫Now, normally we can share the webcam of the host machine with a VM, so go to VM settings, click

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‫add device, select camera and click add.

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‫So we're supposed to have a webcam in the VM now, but it is a known issue that VMware cannot share

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‫the MacBook FaceTime HD camera with VMS.

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‫This is why nothing happens when we try to add a camera.

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‫I cannot show the webcam commands now, but I'll try to find an external webcam, capture a new lecture

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‫with it and add that lecture to the course.

