# Other attack vectors and strategies

Sometimes, you can't use the previous mentionned attacks for a reason or another, this doesn't mean that it's all played and you should go back home. There are other strategies you can & should use such as :

* Run scans using Nessus or so for example to discover what's available in the network and maybe discover some vulnerable components
* For a faster result, look for available websites using [http\_version](https://www.offensive-security.com/metasploit-unleashed/scanner-http-auxiliary-modules/) for example and try to find maybe vulnerable websites that let's you RCE
* Look for default on web logins such as :
  * printers
  * jenkins
  * camera systems 
  * etc<br>
* Finally, think outside the box, depending on the env you're in, you might find some more interesting sutff.

With this we end our initial attack vector section.


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