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# Buscar acceso de administrador local
Notas de seguridad de Active Directory para Buscar acceso de administrador local, que cubren enumeración, Kerberos, credenciales, abuso de ACL, movimiento lateral, flujo de explotación y pasos de validación.
### Encontrar máquinas donde el usuario es administrador local
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```powershell
Find-LocalAdminAccess -Verbose
```
{% endcode %}
Este comando prueba en qué máquinas el usuario actual tiene derechos de administrador local.
Este es un comando muy útil en la fase de enumeración posterior al compromiso en un laboratorio.
### Listar administradores locales en varias máquinas
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```powershell
Invoke-EnumerateLocalAdmin -Verbose
```
{% endcode %}
Este comando le permite identificar administradores locales en varios hosts del dominio.
### Encontrar sesiones de usuario en un grupo
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```powershell
Invoke-UserHunter -GroupName "RDPUsers"
```
{% endcode %}
Este comando busca sesiones establecidas por usuarios pertenecientes al `RDPUsers` grupo.
Este comando busca sesiones establecidas por usuarios pertenecientes al `RDPUsers` grupo.
Esto puede ayudar a identificar:
* en qué máquinas un grupo está activo;
* dónde están conectados algunos usuarios interesantes;
* qué máquinas merecen un análisis adicional.
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