HackTheBox - Intelligence

IppSec · Beginner ·🔐 Cybersecurity ·4y ago
00:00 - Intro 01:02 - Start of nmap, discover Active Directory and a web server 02:45 - Doing some common checks against a Domain Controller 04:50 - Discovering PDF's with filenames based upon the date 05:25 - Building a customized wordlist based upon the date with the date command 08:30 - Downloading the PDF's with wget and then examining metadata 11:25 - Using Kerbrute to validate the usernames in the metadata are correct 12:50 - Using pdftotext to convert all the PDF's into text files, so we can grep through text 14:20 - Finding the password NewIntelligenceCorpUser987, then using KerBrute to perfrom a passwordspray 15:40 - Running CrackMapExec Spider_Plus while we do some other CME things 17:20 - Running Python Bloodhound with the credentials we got from the password spray 19:10 - Using JQ to parse the data from CME's spider_plus module to discover a powershell script 22:50 - Importing the bloodhound results and then searching for attack paths 26:00 - Discovering we probably need to get access to the SVC_INT GMSA (Group Managed Service Account) 27:50 - Going back over the powershell script we downloaded, and then creating a DNS Record with krbrelayx's dnstool 28:57 - Using dnstool to create an A Record on an Active Directory Server 32:30 - Using the MSF Capture http_ntlm module to capture an NTLMv2 Hash of people that access our webserver (Responder also would work but was broke on my box) 36:35 - Using John to crack the ntlmv2 hash and gaining access to the Ted Graves account 42:19 - Using gMSA Dumper to extract the svc_int hash 43:43 - Using impacket's getST to generate a SilverTicket which we can use for impersonating an administrator 46:00 - Using NTPDate to syncronize the time to our domain controller 48:30 - Using our ticket with psexec to gain access to the server
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Chapters (22)

Intro
1:02 Start of nmap, discover Active Directory and a web server
2:45 Doing some common checks against a Domain Controller
4:50 Discovering PDF's with filenames based upon the date
5:25 Building a customized wordlist based upon the date with the date command
8:30 Downloading the PDF's with wget and then examining metadata
11:25 Using Kerbrute to validate the usernames in the metadata are correct
12:50 Using pdftotext to convert all the PDF's into text files, so we can grep throu
14:20 Finding the password NewIntelligenceCorpUser987, then using KerBrute to perfro
15:40 Running CrackMapExec Spider_Plus while we do some other CME things
17:20 Running Python Bloodhound with the credentials we got from the password spray
19:10 Using JQ to parse the data from CME's spider_plus module to discover a powersh
22:50 Importing the bloodhound results and then searching for attack paths
26:00 Discovering we probably need to get access to the SVC_INT GMSA (Group Managed
27:50 Going back over the powershell script we downloaded, and then creating a DNS R
28:57 Using dnstool to create an A Record on an Active Directory Server
32:30 Using the MSF Capture http_ntlm module to capture an NTLMv2 Hash of people tha
36:35 Using John to crack the ntlmv2 hash and gaining access to the Ted Graves accou
42:19 Using gMSA Dumper to extract the svc_int hash
43:43 Using impacket's getST to generate a SilverTicket which we can use for imperso
46:00 Using NTPDate to syncronize the time to our domain controller
48:30 Using our ticket with psexec to gain access to the server
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