KrbRelayEx is a sophisticated tool designed for performing Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attacks by relaying Kerberos AP-REQ tickets.
It is particularly useful in scenarios where an attacker seeks to exploit vulnerabilities in Active Directory environments, especially those related to DNS manipulation and Kerberos authentication.
KrbRelayEx.exe -spn CIFS/target.domain.com -console -redirecthost <ip_target_host>KrbRelayEx.exe -spn CIFS/target.domain.com -listKrbRelayEx.exe -spn CIFS/target.domain.com -secrets -redirecthost <ip_target_host>To use KrbRelayEx, you need to install the .NET 8.0 runtime. On Windows, download from the official .NET site, and on Ubuntu, use sudo apt install dotnet8.
Required files include KrbRelayEx.dll, KrbRelayEx.runtimeconfig.json, and optionally KrbRelayEx.exe for Windows.
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