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# Observando sessões de login

Notas de segurança do Active Directory para Observando sessões de login, cobrindo enumeração, Kerberos, credenciais, abuso de ACL, movimentação lateral, fluxo de exploração e etapas de validação.

#### Ferramenta LogonSessions

Para ver as sessões de conexão presentes na máquina, usamos a ferramenta:

```bash
./logonsessions.exe
```

Esta ferramenta permite observar as diferentes sessões ativas no sistema.

Podemos ver, por exemplo:

* uma sessão de usuário padrão;
* uma sessão de administrador;
* uma sessão de rede;
* uma sessão de serviço.

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#### Exibir processos relacionados

Para visualizar os processos relacionados às sessões de logon:

```bash
./logonsessions.exe -p
```

O `-p` A opção permite associar processos às sessões de logon.

Isso ajuda a entender quais processos usam qual contexto de segurança.

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#### Exemplo de observação

No laboratório, quando um administrador de domínio se conecta a um compartilhamento remoto:

```bash
cd //WS01/c$
```

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Podemos observar uma sessão do tipo:

```bash
Tipo de logon : Rede
Pacote de autenticação : Kerberos
```

Isso indica que o acesso à rede foi obtido por meio do Kerberos.

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