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Password Recovery Functions
Scott Sutherland edited this page Jul 13, 2018
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These functions are used for recovering authentication tokens of varous types. The roadmap for development is below. I've included a few links to standalone scripts that have not been integrated yet.
Function Name | Description |
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Get-SQLRecoverPwAutoLogon | Grab Windows auto login passwords from the registry through xp_regread. |
Get-SQLServerPasswordHash | Grab SQL Server login password hashes. This supports local admin privilege escalation via the -migrate switch. |
Invoke-SQLUncPathInjection | While running as a domain user this function will automatically do 4 things. 1. Identify SQL Servers on the domain via a LDAP query to a DC for SPNs. 2. Attempt to log into each. 3. Perform UNC path injection using various methods. 4. Attempt to capture the password hashes for the associated SQL Server service account. |
Roadmap:
Get-SQLRecoverPwCredential - https://github.com/NetSPI/Powershell-Modules/blob/master/Get-MSSQLAllCredentials.psm1
Get-SQLRecoverPwServerLink - https://github.com/NetSPI/Powershell-Modules/blob/master/Get-MSSQLLinkPasswords.psm1
Get-SQLRecoverPWProxyAccount - https://github.com/NetSPI/Powershell-Modules/blob/master/Get-MSSQLAllCredentials.psm1
Get-SQLRecoverMasterKey
Get-SQLRecoverMachineKey
Get-SQLRecoverPwLsaSecrets
Get-SQLRecoverPwLogonOn
Get-SQLRecoverPwVNC
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