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# Rubeus-Installation

### Ziel

**Rubeus** ist ein Windows-Tool zur Interaktion mit Kerberos.

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Es kann insbesondere verwendet werden, um Folgendes durchzuführen:

* AS-REP Roasting;
* Kerberoasting;
* Ticket-Manipulation;
* Kerberos-Informationsextraktion;
* Ticket-Anfragen.

### Kompilierung

In deinem Labor wird Rubeus mit Folgendem kompiliert:

```
Visual Studio 2019
```

Allgemeine Schritte:

1. Visual Studio 2019 installieren ;
2. die erforderlichen .NET-Komponenten installieren;
3. das Rubeus-Projekt in Visual Studio öffnen;
4. das Projekt kompilieren;
5. die erzeugte ausführbare Datei abrufen.

{% embed url="<https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/thank-you-downloading-visual-studio/>" %}

Ausgabepfad in deinem Labor:

```bash
C:/Users/user1/Desktop/Rubeus-master/Rubeus/bin/Debug/Rubeus.exe
```

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### Funktionstest

Vor der Ausführung kann im Labor das Antivirenprogramm das Tool blockieren.

Test :

{% code overflow="wrap" %}

```bash
.\Rubeus.exe -h
```

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Wenn die Hilfsausgabe angezeigt wird, funktioniert das Tool korrekt.

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