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Break Me16 Credential Assessment Mapping Privilege Escalation at Scale Matt Weeks

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Matt Weeks discusses techniques for mapping privilege escalation and preventing Pass-the-Hash attacks at scale.

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On “Using Two-Factor Authentication to Stop Pass-the-Hash”

Matt Weeks, in his Credential Assessment Mapping Privilege Escalation at Scale talk, discusses many techniques to prevent PtH, PtT, and PtK (OPtH). Starting at 41:50 and up until 48:52, he goes over many prevention angles and gotchas -- link to this video My favorite recommendations are the rotation of KRBTGT weekly, and, if you can utilize smart cards then rotate the user hashes daily. He also speaks about a generic PtH control with blocking inbound NTLM to the domain. The DFIR Blog has an excellent three-part series on many other detections and mitigations -- http://dfir-blog.com/2015/11/08/protecting-windows-networks-defeating-pass-the-hash/ http://dfir-blog.com/2015/11/24/protecting-windo…
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