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One of the most interesting phases of any penetration test (pentest) is the actual exploitation of the discovered vulnerabilities. Exploitation is used not only to verify that the vulnerability exists (rather than a false-positive), but is also a stepping stone to gaining visibility and access to hosts or data not initially accessible.
In any pentest, it is important to scope the environment under investigation, and address the bounds of any possible exploitation. This is often driven by the technical understanding of the client's nominated contact and their level of "ownership" of the environment.
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