CredsLeaker : Display a Powershell Credentials Box

CredsLeaker script is used to display a powershell credentials box asked the user for credentials.

However, That was highly noticeable. Now it’s time to utilize Windows Security popup!

As before, The box cannot be closed (only by killing the process) will keeps checking the credentials against the DC. When validated, it will close and leak it to a web server outside.

Also Read – Chkdfront : Checks If Your Domain Fronting is Working

How To

  • Start a web server.
  • Type your server IP and port in the ps1 script.
  • Execute the batch file.

Disclaimer

This software is provided for educational use only (also with redteamers in mind). Don’t use credsleaker without mutual consent. If you engage in any illegal activity the author does not take any responsibility for it. By using this software you agree with these terms.

R K

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