How to Hack Windows 7 Using Eternal Blue Exploit

In this video, the presenter demonstrates how to hack a Windows 7 64-bit system using the EternalBlue exploit. They begin by launching the Metasploit Framework (msfconsole) and confirming the target machine's specifications, which is a fresh installation of Windows 7 SP1 with the firewall disabled. The presenter explains that the EternalBlue exploit, derived from the NSA and leaked by the Shadow Brokers, can potentially cause a Blue Screen of Death on the target system. They check that the necessary remote port (445) is open using the nmap command and confirm the target's architecture is 64-bit. After setting the target IP address, the presenter runs the exploit, which, upon success, opens a Meterpreter session. This session allows for obtaining administrative privileges without needing additional applications. The presenter highlights various capabilities available through the exploit, such as retrieving system hashes, recording audio, taking screenshots, and controlling input devices. They execute the "sysinfo" command to display the system information, confirming it is a Windows 7 64-bit system. The video concludes with a brief recap of the exploitation process using the EternalBlue exploit.

**Timestamps**
00:01 Introduction to EternalBlue exploit
00:10 Overview of the target machine
00:15 Starting the Metasploit console
00:57 Using the EternalBlue exploit command
01:21 Checking exploit information and risks
01:49 Verifying open ports on target machine
02:14 Running nmap to check port 445
02:48 Executing the exploit on target system
03:21 Gaining Meterpreter session access
03:41 Admin access with getsystem command
04:24 Using sysinfo for system details
04:40 Conclusion and thanks for watching