evil-winrm:tldr:6a6cb

The command evil-winrm is a tool used for Windows Remote Management (WinRM) attacks. It allows an attacker to gain remote access to a Windows system using stolen or compromised credentials.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• evil-winrm: This is the name of the tool or command itself.
• --ip ${ip}: Specifies the IP address or hostname of the target Windows system. You need to replace ${ip} with the actual IP address.
• --user ${user}: Specifies the username or account that will be used for authentication. Replace ${user} with the actual username.
• --password ${password}: Specifies the password associated with the provided username. Replace ${password} with the actual password.
• --scripts ${path-to-scripts}: Specifies the path to a directory containing scripts or PowerShell files that the attacker wants to execute on the remote system. Replace ${path-to-scripts} with the actual path to the scripts' directory.
• --executables ${path-to-executables}: Specifies the path to a directory containing any executable files that the attacker wishes to run on the target system. Replace ${path-to-executables} with the actual path to the executables' directory.

Overall, this command sets up a WinRM session with the target system using the provided IP, username, and password. It also allows the attacker to execute scripts and run executables on the compromised system.