Excited to bring you this one! Today, we're showing you how to conduct a penetration test against Windows 11 using Kali Linux. While Kali remains our weapon of choice, Windows 11 demands a few extra steps. We'll walk you through the entire process—so stay tuned!"

Payload Creation – Msfvenom

As usual this time also we have to create payload first with the help of “msfvenom“. Not only that we have many options to create a payload.

Similarly there are many ways available to share your payload but we will take help of kali linux Python utility to share our payload.

Disable the Defender

Hmm 🙁 !! We are regularly trying to make full undetectable payload for windows 11 but we are not successful yet so we have to disable windows operating system defender first to install this payload in system.

Opps 🙂 !! Microsoft has patched all the bugs in the new operating system due to which it is refusing to download the payload even after deactivating the defender. But don’t worry once click on “Keep Away” it allows us to download the payload.

Now it’s time to setup multi handler on attacker box to get reverse connection from victim machine. You only need to execute the following commands sequentially but make sure to change the localhost IP address accordingly. Here you will start getting meterpreter sessions as soon as the victim installs and opens the payload.

 You have successfully accessed Windows 11 operating system which is really a big deal for you. Now you can take help of “help” command to check all usage.

Wait 🙂 !! IThis is nothing like what we have presented to you as we are working on our research and trying to find a way to make a fully undetectable payload for windows 11 so make sure to follow us on social media handlers to stay updated.

 Disclaimer (Must Include for Google Safety):

⚠️ This tutorial is strictly for educational and authorized security testing purposes. All demonstrations must be conducted in isolated lab environments with explicit written permission from the system owner. Unauthorized access to any computer system, including Windows 11, is illegal under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) and similar laws worldwide. The author assumes no liability for misuse."