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Using mimikatz with our High Integrity Agent
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Windows Red Team Credential Access Techniques - Red Team Series
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- 1 Introduction
- 2 What We’ll Be Covering
- 3 What is Credential Access?
- 4 Mitre Attack Techniques - Credential Access
- 5 Let’s Get Started
- 6 What is mimikatz?
- 7 Using mimikatz with our High Integrity Agent
- 8 Are There Any Login Passwords in Memory?
- 9 Using lsadump
- 10 Using the meterprater
- 11 Preparing the mimikatz Binaries
- 12 Dumping the Login Passwords
- 13 Using hash dump
- 14 Loading mimikatz with load_kiwi
- 15 Using the lsa_dump_sam and lsa_dump_secrets Command
- 16 Results from the Powershell Agent
- 17 Using the mimikatz-cache Module
- 18 Locating Our unattended.xml File
- 19 Uploading the Binary to the Target
- 20 Listing Login Sessions
- 21 Our Second Windows Target
- 22 Running mimikatz Modules using Starkiller
- 23 Listing Tokens We Can Impersonate
- 24 Uploading mimikatz
- 25 Using logonpasswords
- 26 Using lsadump::sam
- 27 Using sekursla::logonpasswords
- 28 Using the Windows Credentials Editor
- 29 Using hashdump
- 30 Using johntheripper
- 31 Conclusion
