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‫All right, we have now arrived at the time to use mature operator modules and commands.

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‫So let's see what we can do in the post exploitation phase with an interpreter.

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‫Now, there are numerous post exploitation tools on the interpreter session.

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‫These extensions are classified according to what they're used for in the post exploitation phase.

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‫With these extensions, the following operations can be performed on the target computer.

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‫Privilege escalation, stealing different user tokens.

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‫Gathering password hashes.

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‫File upload and download.

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‫Audio and video recording on the target system.

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‫Logging keystrokes, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, really.

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‫The extensions of interpreter are a steady API, priv core, incognito and sniffer.

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‫STD API, Priv and Core are loaded when the interpreter session open.

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‫So when you run the help command on a matter for your session, the commands of the loaded extensions

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‫are listed, the commands are classified by the extensions and their functions, which are file system

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‫commands, network commands, etc..

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‫So you can use the load command to load and use the extensions, which are not loaded yet.

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‫Now if you run help after loading an extension, you'll see the commands of the newly added extensions

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‫as well.