BackupCreds presents a groundbreaking method for security professionals to exploit SeTrustedCredmanAccessPrivilege, enabling the dumping of stored credentials in Windows environments.
This article delves into the intricate process of leveraging elevated shells for credential extraction, offering a step-by-step guide on accessing and manipulating the Windows Credential Manager.
Discover how BackupCreds transforms security testing and vulnerability assessments with its innovative approach.
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|______________________________________________| The program provides the ability to dump the stored credentials a user might have in the Windows Credential Manager.
It is a useful technique in cases where an elevated shell exists and multiple users are currently logged in.
backupcreds [PID of target user] [path to save file]
Must be run from an elevated context.
Currently writes to disk to an operator provided path. Will delete the path once done. Accesses WinLogon.
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