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We then discovered, that if Defender is not allowed to delete the file, it will try to re-connect with the account that triggered the coercion.
Where do the credentials come from? Well, if the same user is also interactively logged on, Defender will simply steal their token 🥷🏼
The code is here. As always, "Not tested in prod, use at your own risk".
All credit goes to YuG0rd, snovvcrash and fulc2um.
https://gist.github.com/ThePirateWhoSmellsOfSunflowers/912c5728bde1a7eba4bc99ff06b3f73c
dMSA are now supported by impacket (thanks fulc2um!), so its time for `badsuccessordumper.py` !
TIL there is a pure Powershell port of PassTheCert, by TheViperOne. Kudos 🫡
Did you know deleting a file in Wire doesn’t remove it from servers?
Team member @myst404 took a closer look at Wire's asset handling and identified 5 cases where behaviors may diverge from user expectations.
https://offsec.almond.consulting/deleting-file-wire-doesnt-remove-it.html
Newer Windows clients often enforce signing ✍️ when using SMB fileshares.
To quickly deploy an SMB server with signing supported we implemented this in impacket's smbserver.py based on a prior work by @drm.
This pull requests adds the option to support signing for arbitrary clients in a domain. Most of the NetLogon code is based on this gist by @ThePirateWhoSmellsOfSunflowers. To use this functionalit...