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# Game Of Active Directory v2 - Day 1

Setting this up was a PAIN! But worth it for the practice.\
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Setup: \
<https://github.com/quincyntuli/GOAD-v2-Installation-Notes>\
<https://github.com/Orange-Cyberdefense/GOAD>\
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Also forwarded all traffic through my Ubuntu VM and added custom routes to the routing tables so I wouldn't have to forward via SSH and use proxychains. Now see that I can reach each machine.&#x20;

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Was able to crack one of the hashes.&#x20;

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Immediately tried spraying the found credentials at other machines on the subnet.&#x20;

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Found that I could log into 192.168.56.11 with these credentials. So I ran secretsdump.py against it.&#x20;

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Grabbed all the hashes that were dumped and ran them against John.&#x20;

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Have not had to look at any kind of walkthrough or get any hints yet.\
To be continued...


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