June 30, 2022, 2:03 p.m. | Chris Thompson

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tl;dr: Seriously, please disable NTLM


I recently learned that you can coerce NTLM authentication from SCCM servers using any Windows SCCM client when automatic site-wide client push installation is enabled and NTLM has not been explicitly disabled. During my research, I found out that if you have certain privileges in SCCM, you can also elicit NTLM authentication from the logged-in user or machine account of any Windows client that is online.


Tools such as SharpSCCM can be used to demonstrate …

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