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so today weamp;#39;re going to take a look at a technique called Kerberos sting not to do this weamp;#39;re going to use an impact script called get user SPNs and weamp;#39;ll combine that with hash katz and with the two of them weamp;#39;ll be able to get a user accounts password now as usual Iamp;#39;ve got two virtual machines set up here one thatamp;#39;s a domain controller with this very basic Active Directory domain and then another which is our attacker machine which is not a member of the domain completely separate now if youamp;#39;ve seen some of my previous videos on Kerberos attacks a lot of this will be very familiar weamp;#39;re basically doing the same thing that we did in the attack where we used in packets get MP users script to attack accounts that donamp;#39;t have Cobras pre authentication enabled is a very similar thing but just with a different part of the Kerberos authentication mechanism so youamp;#39;ll definitely recognize some things if youamp;#39
