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# Extracción de la base de datos SAM
### ¿Qué es SAM?
El **SAM**o **Administrador de cuentas de seguridad**, es una base de datos local de Windows que contiene las cuentas locales de la máquina.
Contiene información relacionada con:
* los usuarios locales;
* los grupos locales;
* los hashes de las cuentas locales.
### Acceso requerido
Para acceder a SAM, se requieren privilegios elevados.
En el laboratorio, usamos:
```bash
privilege::debug
token::elevate
```
El objetivo es pasar a un contexto con mayores privilegios para acceder a secretos locales.
### Volcado de SAM
En el laboratorio:
```bash
lsadump::sam
```
Este comando te permite extraer información de la base de datos local SAM.
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