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Now here I have an active shell after exploiting a vulnerable service on a

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target inside the Globomantics corporation. Listing the privileges shows that we

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have an admin with Medium Mandatory Level. Now let's start the privilege

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escalation process by downloading our executables to the victim's machine,

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downloading Akagi and Mimikatz. And then, I'll create a batch file containing a

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one‑liner Mimikatz dump command.

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The parameters are as follows. Log file name and path, going into debug

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mode, dumping the password hashes, and then exiting so that the user on

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that exploited machine won't see the command prompt that will pop up

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when running this batch file.

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And now I run the batch using Akagi in order to elevate the privileges and

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bypass the Windows User Account Control consent box.

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It has finished executing.

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Let's bring the dump file to the screen. And here we go, we

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have the hashes for the logged in user.

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From here you can take it and brute force the

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hashes or look up precomputed ones.
