Awesome clip I was having trouble understanding the whole psexec thing, your video cleared so much things up, but I have a question you need target system credentials or some sort of hash to use psexec against it right?
I'm not sure I understand the question. Are you asking what credentials you would need to use PsExec against a target system? Local admin rights would typically be required.
@@13Cubed in an Active Directory environment, most of the users are standard users with non-admin privileges, you have to access some kind of privileged account, in a p2p scenario what you said makes scenes but what if you compromise a system which doesn’t have admin privileges
You have to elevate your permissions. PsExec works by installing a service on the target system to facilitate execution of the commands, and that requires admin privileges.
what I also wondering, do you have also a tutorial which discuss topic's like forensic analysis on multiple hosts? as example if have 20 host to analyse.. Do you have a tool which helps you to collect and then analyse the artefacts?
Check out the Introduction to Kansa episode -- that might be of interest. Also perhaps Introduction to KAPE. If helpful, a full episode guide is available at 13cubed.com/episodes.
Amazing explanation and Demo!
Very useful information! I've been working and studying to get back into forensics after a few years away and your videos are very helpful.
Awesome as always!
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fantastic info thank you!
Good content. Thanks a lot for this.
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Awesome clip I was having trouble understanding the whole psexec thing, your video cleared so much things up, but I have a question you need target system credentials or some sort of hash to use psexec against it right?
I'm not sure I understand the question. Are you asking what credentials you would need to use PsExec against a target system? Local admin rights would typically be required.
@@13Cubed in an Active Directory environment, most of the users are standard users with non-admin privileges, you have to access some kind of privileged account, in a p2p scenario what you said makes scenes but what if you compromise a system which doesn’t have admin privileges
You have to elevate your permissions. PsExec works by installing a service on the target system to facilitate execution of the commands, and that requires admin privileges.
very nice Tutorial..thanks for it👍👍
what I also wondering, do you have also a tutorial which discuss topic's like forensic analysis on multiple hosts? as example if have 20 host to analyse.. Do you have a tool which helps you to collect and then analyse the artefacts?
Check out the Introduction to Kansa episode -- that might be of interest. Also perhaps Introduction to KAPE. If helpful, a full episode guide is available at 13cubed.com/episodes.
@@13Cubed thanks a lot for xour advice
You tutorials are excellent, but please turn off that annoying background music.. It's very distracting.
Lol ok, noted. First complaint I've received :)
And please make the font bigger, on mobile devices it is too small.
Thank you! I would also be interested in a video about CrackMapExec / Impacked
Impacket has been done -- check out czcams.com/video/UMogme3rDRA/video.html (and the two cheat sheets).
@@13Cubed That's right, I even commented there. I think I need to rewatch a few videos. :D ty!
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