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let's see I want to get rid of any special character because when we send this to the server it could either be treated as a plus or a space just because that's how HTTP works so bas6 4 is easy enough you can just insert spaces in your payload and it kind of changes the encoding around and just eyeballing where it is t... | 508.12 | 0 | {
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get rid of special characters I'm just going to do it um I want to see if it actually saved me time so let's just do it with the special characters um this may still work because it's in a post request because it's not in the URL if it was like a get request and we did in the URL I know this payload wouldn't work becau... | 567.92 | 0 | {
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FG and now we are the pum user we can export term is equal to X term so we can clear the screen so let's see um the first thing I always do is kind of look for any type of password right so let's g-i pass let's see what I'm going to do here is GP everything out that begins with a comment then we can GP period for all l... | 627 | 0 | {
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that easy let's do pseudo- L to see what we can do and it looks like we can run this status trail. service so if I just run this um we get in this and it looks like I'm in some type of pager and there is a old vulnerability or not so old I think it's um last year 2023 that this is using less and not less secure so what... | 692.16 | 0 | {
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this I probably should have just got like a SSH session that would have helped um so let's do n cvnp 90001 going to run this again I think when I got my proper shell maybe it set my pager to be something better I'm not exactly sure so we're just in a straight shell now before we do the python PTY trick so I'm going to ... | 807.76 | 0 | {
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python 3- C import PTY PTY dos spawn b bash pseudo there we go so it has to have some type of terminal for it to actually use this type of pager and now when I do B sh we root so I think I just wasn't using pseudo before um embarrassing mistake but that is going to be the Box um I do want to find that vulnerability rig... | 877.72 | 0 | {
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going to be the Box hope you guys enjoyed it I know this was a short one um but I'll try to put out more Sherlocks this week to make up for the short video take care guys and I'll see you all next time | 969.279 | 0 | {
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What's going on YouTube? This IPS me doing scepter from hack the box which I think does a great job showcasing the ESC14 active directory certificate services attack because it is relatively well hidden. But in order to get credentials to start looking at ADCS, we first discover an NFS server is running on Windows whic... | 0.16 | 0 | {
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As this user, we can do ESC14 again. But the trick here is we have to find another user which we have permission to set their alternate security identity. So we can set it to an email that lets us impersonate them. It's pretty complicated. So let's just jump in. As always, we're going to start off with an end map. So -... | 44.64 | 0 | {
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This can take some time to run, so I've already ran it. Looking at the results, we see 13 ports open. The first one is DNS on port 53. The banner tells us it's simple DNS plus which is the default for active directory. So I always scroll down to LDAP to confirm yes it is an active directory server. We see also Kerros g... | 73.84 | 0 | {
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else is really that important to us. So, we also have 445, which is SMB, a Kerros port, AP, um, Windows RPC over HTTP. These are all just default things I'm used to seeing, and I normally, um, ignore them. So, uh, we have 2049, which is the NFS port running on Windows, which is a little bit odd. Um, it's normally on Li... | 126.479 | 0 | {
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Windows, which is just odd. Um, let's see what else do we have. It doesn't really look like that much, right? So, more LDAP stuff and I think the higher ports of LDAP are just global catalog, but really we have SMB and we have NFS. Um, I'm going to start with NFS because that's really quick to enumerate. Um, there are ... | 176.64 | 0 | {
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saying 1010 1040 has the share mounted on 1010 1165 which I don't think is true. Is it like a show mount command? Maybe that's what I'm thinking. Um show mount 1010 1165. | 227.599 | 0 | {
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Oh, a rancho mount. Yeah, I have no idea what I'm thinking. Um, if we do dash e, this is going to show all the exports. And the export list is /helpes and everyone has access to this. So, we can mount this directory. So, I'm going to do a pseudo mount- NFS 1010165 uh specify /heldesk and then NFS is the folder I had cr... | 243.76 | 0 | {
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What was my last show mount dash a show mount? | 282.479 | 0 | {
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Okay, so it shows that client has it mounted. Um I would really expect to see 101048 colon help desk if I'm remembering this command right. Um, but it's NFS on Windows, so it just may be buggy. Uh, let's go ahead and go into a directory. | 287.84 | 0 | {
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We get a permission denied. Um, it's mounted to the nobody group. If I do a pseudo su, um, I can then go into it. I don't know if this is because like root squash NFS permission is set on Windows. So, it's treating root as nobody because when that permission bet is set, that's how it maps it, right? It maps the root us... | 306.479 | 0 | {
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And then let's go here and do a lsla root owns them. So, let's just do a ch own ipsack ipsack star.st star to change that. And then we can go back to my user and pfx files. I want to call them like certificate bags. I don't know if that's the correct terminology. It's just um how Windows uh packages up both the key and... | 348.4 | 0 | {
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And normally when you export from Windows to get a pfx you have to input a password. So guessing there's a password there. So I'm going to look at the key. So if we look at baker.key key we have. | 371.44 | 0 | {
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It's a encrypted private key. So, um we can't just go ahead and use this key. We have to try to crack it. Um we can view information out of the certificate. So, if I look at baker.sert, um we see the email address here and then the certificate information. Um we could also use open SSL x509 in bakerert and then no out ... | 382 | 0 | {
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this ticket has DBaker@ceptor.htb as the user principal name and also has their email address here. And I think that's all the good information out of the certificate. We could try to view the PKSERT or the PFX. So we'll do open SSL uh PK Whoops. PKCS12 in let's do clark.pfx pfx and then we'll do clerts. I think no key... | 440 | 0 | {
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Yeah, we'll do baker.pm.hash. That's fine. And there's also a pfx too, John. | 487.919 | 0 | {
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If we do that on the pfx files, uh, we can get them all there. So, I'm going to call this um, scepter.pfx, I guess, because we have multiple. I'll do hash there. Okay. So, we can do separash. | 493.28 | 0 | {
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And I copy these over to the Kraken, which is where I run all my cracking out of. Copy into the hashcat hashes directory. and we'll go here. Um, you don't need to have a separate box for cracking. I do it because I'm recording videos and if I run a cracker on this, it may um cause issues, right? Because it's very CPU i... | 509.52 | 0 | {
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Um, so we'll do that. And then the word list, we'll do opt word list rocku.ext. | 546.8 | 0 | {
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And I want to say that began with usernames, right? Um, let's do uh septto pfx hash. Yeah, we have username colon then the password hash. So let's go ahead and add the d- username component to this. And we'll do hashcat. There we go. | 553.04 | 0 | {
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And see if this cracks. um no matching structure. So at this point I'm going to Google hashcat example hashes. It is in my history and then I like just searching uh pfx and we don't get anything. So maybe hashcat can't crack pfx certificates. Um John probably can. If we do cdop john let's do dot slash john is it word l... | 573.2 | 0 | {
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Awesome. So, it cracked all the asserts as new password. Um, we can now go, I guess, and try to crack the other one, the um PEM. | 612.56 | 0 | {
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So, let's go back to our hashcat command. And I'm going to change scepter pfx.hash. This was what? baker something. Yeah, baker.pm.hash and we'll see if hashcat can crack this. | 625.44 | 0 | {
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The reason why I normally default to hashcat over John is because hashcat is better optimized for GPUs and typically goes faster. Um John, because it's less optimized, generally gets a lot more formats. It can crack more things, but it goes slower. Um and we have this not work, so we did not crack it. Um, so just like ... | 639.519 | 0 | {
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So let's just see if um that makes it work again because we used um PM to John, not hashcat to John. So sometimes uh the two John scripts don't export in a format that hashcat likes. Um that could also be with pfx and I just um missed it. And it looks like we have cracked it. So if I do um I think it was in my pot file... | 685.279 | 0 | {
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And we can see that password is also new password. So, every certificate we have cracked has the password of new password. So, let's go ahead and run our open SSL command again. Uh, let's do not the PEMS this on clerk. If we do no password um or new password, not no. | 727.519 | 0 | {
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There we go. It exports it and we can see the username is m.clark. Right. If we want to do view more information like we did last time, we can just do open SSL x509 uh- text no out and then new password. | 749.839 | 0 | {
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And then we have the same format we saw before, right? So we have M.clark Clark RSA encryption. If we go down, we have the other name, UPN MC clerk@ceptor.htb. Um, oddly enough, the baker one had a email here as well, right? Um, where was that one? Let's do uh was it dash n baker? Yeah. Let's go back here. Yeah. So we ... | 767.68 | 0 | {
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So, I'm going to do certupy- off-park.pfx, I think, dashp for password. Uh, new password and then DCIP 10101.65. | 833.6 | 0 | {
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Uh, we have something wrong. It's not dash off. It's probably just off. | 852 | 0 | {
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PFX. That argument is wrong. | 858.079 | 0 | {
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I thought it was PFX. Uh oh, dashp could be anything. Um maybe password. There we go. So, here we go. We're trying to authenticate as M.clark. It's getting the TGT. And um if your machine is um out of time, we have KDR client revoked. Uh I'm going to do a dash debug real quick. That may be what we're I'm expecting. | 865.68 | 0 | {
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Um is debug go before off. | 899.12 | 0 | {
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Okay, let's see. Do we get anything? Got error. Client revoked. Send receive. Um, so this is the error we're getting. Kerros client revoked. So, we can't use this certificate. Um, I'm going to go back to my OpenSSL command. Uh, let's do new password. This one is M. Clark. So, I'm going to show something real quick. We'... | 910 | 0 | {
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Let's do Scott. And what is his o.scott and I want to say it was D.Baker before. I think I remember that one. So we can save that and then we can do curbroot um user enume I think it's users.ext and then dash um let's do dash h I forget exactly how I specify the domain controller d-dc uh scepter.htb domain name must no... | 956.639 | 0 | {
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There we go. We can see three users are locked out. | 996.56 | 0 | {
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Um, I want to say they should be disabled, but it's just saying locked out here. | 1,002.48 | 0 | {
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So, I'm guessing they are locked out. Um, but that's why we can't access them. | 1,008.079 | 0 | {
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Uh, I really thought it was disabled. | 1,013.199 | 0 | {
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Let's just try that again real quick. Yep. Okay. So, they're all locked out. The only valid one is DBaker. So, I'm not going to bother using certificates from M. Clark Ocott E. Lewis. I'm going to focus on DBaker. The issue I have though is in order to authenticate, I need to get in PFX format and I only have the key a... | 1,021.519 | 0 | {
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and then dcip 1010 1165. If I can spell certify correctly we can see it getting tgt. And once it does we should be able to authenticate as dbaker right. Um it is taking a time. There we go. And if this doesn't work, you may have like an time issue. Um, so I recommend doing NTP date 101 1165 and um updating, right? So i... | 1,087.919 | 0 | {
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I'm going to say dbaker and I'll put that there. And note NLM. | 1,148.799 | 0 | {
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Okay. So, I don't need that. We can always use the CC cache file as authentication. So um if I do like um let's use rust hound and before we do we have to use net exec to create a kerros file um or yeah let's do net exec smb uh dco1 scepter htb is it what generate kb5 file what is this command generate kb5 file file na... | 1,156.32 | 0 | {
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So let's do scepter.karb comp. | 1,193.28 | 0 | {
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And then what this is going to allow us to do if we look at it kb comp, it's just the uh kobb comp to configure our Linux machine to talk to active directory. So, I'll do a pseudo cp scepter kobb comp to etsy uh kobb5.com and we can run rustound. And the reason why I'm using kerros for rustound is because rustound does... | 1,199.44 | 0 | {
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going to be where it talks to. I forget what it stands for. Scepter HDB is zip. | 1,266.32 | 0 | {
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So you can see um it's erroring out because it wants all with a capital A. And there we go. Rust Hound is running. So it's going to run all the LDAP queries and give us something we can put into Blood Hound. There we go. It's done. So let's go. cd opt uh blood hound server docker compose up. I probably should have did ... | 1,273.28 | 0 | {
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There we go. Uh let's go administration upload files and let's see just drag and drop it. There we go. Upload. Close. And it's ingesting. | 1,308.32 | 0 | {
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Refresh. Still ingesting. Um, I'm going to give it like five seconds and probably pause the video and just wait till it is complete. Let's see. So, yeah, I'm going to pause the video and we'll come back when this has been ingested. So, we have a error message actually. Um, one file failed to ingest as JSON content. So,... | 1,333.6 | 0 | {
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So, now we have all the JSON files. I wonder if I can catar pipe standard alpha devnull and then jq dot. | 1,378.32 | 0 | {
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Uh, let's do jq dot like this. No errors. I was hoping jq would tell me what JSON file was um bad, right? Uh, let's see real quick. Don't know if my logic there is good. | 1,389.679 | 0 | {
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So, I'm going to do test.json v test.json. Let's break this JSON. | 1,407.36 | 0 | {
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I just deleted a random character. That should be enough to break it. So if I cat test.json, I'll just run the same command I did before. Yeah. So if we have invalid JSON on one of the files, I know that will work. Um, so I'm not sure why Blood Hound didn't like this. Uh, but I'm just going to upload all these individu... | 1,414.799 | 0 | {
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And emphasis around should my logic's not always um fully accurate, right? But we now up Oh, it just uploaded them all individually. I was hoping it would like create 10 entries on this table. Um, so I'm going to pause the video. We'll come back when this probably says partially complete. So, yep, we got the same exact... | 1,441.6 | 0 | {
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And then we're going to go over to cipher. And then we're going to do shortest path from owned principles or owned objects, I guess it's called. And we can see a path here. So, DBaker can force a password change on a Carter. and a Carter is a member of IT support which has generic all over this staff access certificate... | 1,485.52 | 0 | {
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active directory right but we don't know what attribute to edit but that's just what this path allows us to do. Um, if I look at DBaker, we could also show outbound object control and we can see DBaker is also a member of staff and staff can enroll this staff access certificate. We also have a few default certificates ... | 1,548.72 | 0 | {
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"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
ESC9 vulnerability um which is going to be uh not applicable here and we'll get into that in a minute and probably dive more at the very end of this video. But at this point, I'm guessing there's going to be something certificate related and my blood hound isn't showing me. But I can run a different tool certify to loo... | 1,609.279 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
User is going to be D.Baker. And I'm going to go ahead and put his hash here. Um let's credentials. | 1,652.88 | 0 | {
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"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
We could also use the um CC cache file for authentication. Um but we can also do passwords. So we can do dash hashes and then we want DC IP 10 10 1165 and pipe it to standard out. Um I think there's different formats like standard out JSON things like that. Since we're looking at the data, not a program, we definitely ... | 1,662.799 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
And there we go. It's starting to work. and it shouldn't take too long. Um, there we go. It says it's vulnerable to ESC9. Um, if you want to see ESC9 exploited, check out the certified machine. Um, the reason why I think this is not vulnerable, and again, I'll dive into the end of the video when we can like get remote ... | 1,688.72 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
this in their account and Blood Hound and a lot of the tools I used to using don't show this. They probably could show it. It's probably just not coded. I don't know how like common this type of thing is, but you could find it two ways. I'm going to show the first way which is just going to be um net exec. So if we did... | 1,752.96 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
Let's grab his hash. And I don't like this way because I'm going to have to go through every user individually, right? So, we put this hash. Um, and then what's next? We want d-query sam account name is equal to, and this is in parentheses. | 1,782.64 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
Um, we'll do ourel and doing the second double quote here is going to get me every attribute. And I think most people when they saw the box, they looked through all these um attributes doing it one by one looking at them. Uh, we could go with a different user. Let's see. | 1,804.64 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
U search. Let's just do domain users. | 1,830.399 | 0 | {
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"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
I probably could use JQ and do it this that way too, right? But there's only nine members. Um, we have DBaker there, M. Clark, Erskott, E. Lewis. We knew these accounts were locked out. So, you have P. Adams, H. Brown, and A. Carter, right? If I look at let's do H Brown and go through these member of let's see login ho... | 1,836.96 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
and pull only that attribute. And let's see if we scroll up. There we go. The one that has the yellow text, we see it there, right? So that's the key piece to find that seeing this attribute is set for H Brown because what we can do if we go back to um what is show path from owned right visit active directory owned obj... | 1,911.2 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
I'm going to put it here because I like just walking through. So, the first thing we're going to do is um reset. Where's the user password? A Carter password. Then we're going to have as a Carter. What we want to do is um take over the staff. We'll take over. I'll just say DBaker and then a Carter add X509 all to email... | 1,992.64 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
So, let's see. We have now logged in and we have changed a Carter's password. So the next step to do is um take over this account. So let's do bloody ad uh-host dco1 scepter htb scepter.htb users a carter. The password was please subscribe. | 2,083.52 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
And we're going to add generic all. | 2,109.359 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
And we want to give it this OU object information. | 2,115.28 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
Distinguish name. Copy. There's the OU and we give it to A Carter. | 2,128.88 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
Okay, Aarter now has generic all over that OU. So we should be able to use bloody AD again to um set the password. So I can do this set object D.Baker mail and the value is going to be H. brown at scepter.htb and this was that x509 alternate attribute. Right? So we have dbaker's mail has been updated. So now I'm going ... | 2,142 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
uh this pane copy and the reason why I always do a colon the hash because the format is lm hash colon nlm hash lm hash isn't used anymore but you still just do the colon to um tell it it's an ntlm hash. So, we'll do target DC01 scepter HDB. The CA um the default CA name, let's see, that would probably be uh what is it?... | 2,186.56 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
Do we run it here CA? There we go. Scepter DC1 CA. This is what we want like that. | 2,224.16 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
And what else do we need? Uh the template and that was staff access certificate. I think it's certificate. It's either certificate or certificates. | 2,241.119 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
Uh let's go with not that D. Baker, look here. Uh, outbound object control enroll staff access certificate. Okay, so we have that. | 2,253.44 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
We'll do DCIP 1010 1165. And I'm gonna hope that permission bit is still set. The like auto cleanup scripts could have went off and changed all the permissions back because I took a little while to do all this. Um, we'll see. Uh, sure. Let's overwrite the certificate. Okay. So, now we can do a um what was that OpenSSL ... | 2,284.16 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
Uh, what pain was that? | 2,313.76 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
That was not that. I bet if I did a search on pipe opensl There we go. We have it doing with Clark. Uh it was what? D.Baker password. We didn't specify a password. There we go. And it's still set. So if we look in the certificate, this is going to be um DBaker certificate, right? We see CN DBaker, but the email address... | 2,319.68 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
um account is configured to allow that email to authenticate, we get his hash. So let's go ahead and add this hash to our credentials uh vcredentials.ext H Brown. And I guess I should specify NLM as well. | 2,400.16 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
And let's take a look at what H Brown can do. So if I look here, let's go H. Brown, I could add to owned principles. Let's do that real quick. | 2,419.44 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
And then if we do outbound object control, we don't see that much. We can enroll a few certificates. So nothing really um stands out. If I look at member of, we can see remote management. So, I can use WinRM. Uh, help desk admin. Don't know what that is. Uh, CMS, don't know what that is. Protected users, so I won't be ... | 2,435.2 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
And domain users, but the remote access uh remote management gives us WinRM access. So, we could um log into the box, right? So if I wanted to, we could do evil winrm. Uh we have to use kb 5cc name I think is equal to do I have it? Yep. Let's see. Dash k- I 10 10 1165. Is that enough? Um missing argument IP. | 2,461.839 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
Let's see. Is it not dash k? No, I don't think so. | 2,497.359 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
User. Let's see. Dash realm. Let's do scepter HTB. | 2,506.4 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
I'm missing a flag, I think. So, let's see. | 2,516.319 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
I don't see any kerros. Um, let's see if we do IC as DC1 scepter HTB. | 2,522 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
Let's see if this works. That does. Um, Kobos is very very picky about host names and stuff because that's how it identifies um who things are and stuff. So, uh, with Kobos generally don't use IP addresses, use uh, host names. But as this shell, we can go to the, uh, desktop and then we could get user.ext. text. Um, bu... | 2,534.64 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
we're no longer doing that. Uh let's see. Bloody AD. What after this? uh host DC1 scepter HTB - D scepter HDB then - K get writable and we can see we can write over P atoms this isn't telling us what we can write um but we could just try it and try to write the email address to P Adams and then if we have an email addr... | 2,596.56 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
DSACL's and then uh CN. Where is P Adams? Here. | 2,639.28 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
Let's get his full thing. P Adams. | 2,645.599 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
Where is this? Distinguish name is what I want. | 2,654.56 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
So we could run this dsaccl's command and this will list everything right and if we look let's see we want to look at like right specifically there's probably better ways to filter this um allow that is not exactly what I wanted this command should have had more information. Oh, it aborted. Um, Evo when RM crashed. It ... | 2,661.2 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
Run this. Okay, we see the command completed successfully. There is a lot more lines to this. Um, so now if I just search like right, we can see um things we have. So, this is TPM enforcement attribute. Let's see. I probably should just search for like alt or something. But that's showing the permissions on everything. | 2,704.8 | 0 | {
"video_id": "EEMNIIEzq24",
"title": "HackTheBox - Scepter",
"url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEMNIIEzq24"
} |
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