Attack #3. Pass the Hash with Mimikatz Once an attacker has established a presence in the network, their goal is to compromise additional systems and gain the privileges they need to accomplish their mission. Pass the Hash is a credential theft and lateral movement technique in which an attacke...
Now, let’s take a look at what events are generated when we use pass the hash to authenticate. Authenticating using Pass the Hash I can easily get the NTLM hash for the Franklin Bluth account from memory with thisMimikatzcommand: sekurlsa::logonpasswords Then I authentication using pass the...
A domain administrator account on the Active Directory is required to serve as the target of the pass the hash attack. A Mimikatz copy in the compromised Windows 10 endpoint. To run the mimikatz.exe, you can navigate to the mimikatz_trunk/x64 (or x32, depending on your system architecture...
At this year’s Pacific Rim CCDC, my fellow Red Teamers and I ran into a situation where we had the target’skrbtgtand machine account NTLM hashes and had unprivileged SSH access to one Linux host on the DMZ with internal network connectivity, but we had no direct access to any Windows ...
Mimikatz is a leading post-exploitation tool that dumps passwords from memory, as well as hashes, PINs and Kerberos tickets.
Credential Dumping With Mimikatz First, run the mimikatz through cmd by going into the specified path above and running the mimikatz executable as below Now, the first step you should always do is to run the following command privilege::debug ...
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Privilege escalation with Mimikatz Mimikatz is a well-known and widely used tool that automates the retrieval of credentials from endpoints running Windows. As such, it is a highly effective tool to performprivilege escalationon a compromised system. ...
At this point, you may be wondering, "What are the top tools for a rainbow table attack, if any?” Good question. Today, attackers use several specialized tools, and they include: Password hash extractors likepwdump7 and Mimikatzto dump or extract hashed passwords from Windows systems ...
storing password hash in the memory of the LSA service, which can beextracted from Windows memory in plain textusing various tools (such as Mimikatz) and used for further attacks using pass-the-has scripts; the lack of mutual authentication between a server and a client, leading to data inte...