Active Directory Credential Dumping DCSync Attack is a specialized technique used by attackers to extract credentials from a domain controller (DC) by simulating the behavior
In this article, we learn about online password mangers and dumping the credentials from such managers via clipboard. Passwords are not easy to remember especially
LSA and LSASS stands for “Local Security Authority” And “Local Security Authority Subsystem (server) Service”, respectively The Local Security Authority (LSA) is a protected system
This is the ninth article in our series of Credentials Dumping. In this article, we will trigger various scenarios where Windows will ask for the
In this article, you will learn how Windows Server stores passwords in the NTDS.dit file and then how to dump these credential hashes from this
This is a sixth article in the Credential Dumping series. In this article, we will learn about dumping the credentials from various applications such as
Credential Dumping via SAM is a crucial technique in post-exploitation, allowing attackers to extract password hashes from the Security Account Manager (SAM) database on Windows
In this article, we will dump the windows login credentials by exploiting SSP. This is our fourth article in the series of credential dumping. Both
This is our third article in the series of Credential Dumping. In this article, we will manipulate WDigest.dll to retrieve the system credentials. The methods