July 7, 2022, 6:09 p.m. | Will Schroeder

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Years ago I was chatting with a few experienced red teamers and one was lamenting token abuse. Specifically, they wanted to be able to automatically “harvest” tokens on a host as people connected, keeping the tokens usable for operators even after the associated account logged off. I knew very little about Windows authentication at the time, so when the other red teamer investigated the idea and told us it wasn’t possible, I left it at that. Before September 2016 they …

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