Added NTLM relays leveraging Webdav authentications#652
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Merging, great addition thanks @salu90! |
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Added a new flag (--serve-image) to ntlmrealyx.py to allow NTLM relays leveraging WebDAV authentications. Useful for attacks like "Case Study 2: Windows 10/2016/2019 LPE" explained in the post "Wagging the Dog" from Elad Shamir:
• https://shenaniganslabs.io/2019/01/28/Wagging-the-Dog.html
PS: this new flag in conjunction with the tool "change-lockscreen" that we will release soon allows to perform this attack without having GUI access on the victim
Thanks to 3xocyte, elad shamir and dirkjanm for their previous work.
Authors: Simone Salucci & Daniel López Jiménez (NCC Group)