Fix account-as-password with domain controller - #19
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Hey buddy, good catch, thanks for the PR! |
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I was recently playing around with PsMapExec and noticed that When I used -DomainController, it looked like PsMapExec used $SprayPassword. Checking out the source code, it looked to me like the variable is explicitly cleared to "" in this setting(-AccountAsPassword) which just meant it tested an empty password.
I messaged you on discord but imagine you have been a bit busy so I thought to leave this PR open here. I noticed the issue when doing a pentest and thought it might be relevant for others.