AS-REP Roasting
Configuring
Prerequisite
pagePassword sprayingConfiguring
Login on
DC02
with the usernameAdministrator
and passwordWelcome01!
.Open the "Active Directory Users and Computers" administration tool on
DC02
.
3. Click on "View" and enable "Advanced Features".
4. Open "Users", right click the user banktest
and click on "Properties"
5. Open "Account" and scroll to the bottom in "Account options", then select "Do not require kerberos preauthentication".
6. Click on "Apply" and "OK".
Attacking
How it works
When pre-authentication is not required, an attack can directly send a request for authentication. The KDC will return an encrypted TGT and the attacker can extract the hash and brute-force it offline.
Tools
Executing the attack
AS-REP roasting was already covered in the Initial Access Attacks section.
pageAS-REP RoastingBut since we have a set of valid credentials of the domain now, we could request a list of all usernames and check for AS-REP roastable users. During the Initial Access AS-REP Roasting we used a example script from Impacket. But there are more tools that can accomplish the same thing, such as Crackmapexec.
Use the discovered credentials
john
and passwordWelcome2022!
with crackmapexec to authenticate over ldap and AS-REP roast all roastable users.
2. We retrieved two hashes, one new one from bankuser
. Lets crack it with hashcat and use the passwordlist we created earlier during the passwordspray. The hashcat parameters are:
Crackingmode:
-a 0
for using a wordlistHashmode:
-m 18200
for Kerberos 5, etype 23, AS-REPList with hashes:
asreproasting.txt
Passwords list:
passwords.txt
We successfully cracked the password of the user bankuser
, the password is Bank2022!
.
Defending
Recommendations
Periodically check for users that don't require pre-authentication and remove the attribute.
Check for users with the attribute:
Remove the attribute for a single user:
Check for users with the attribute and remove it:
If pre authenticatio is required. Use strong passwords (at least 32 characters).
Detection
References
Last updated