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&lt;p&gt;Blackfield is an Active Directory box that rewards patience with SMB. Anonymous
access to a share leaks a user list; one of those users has Kerberos
pre-authentication disabled, which means an AS-REP roast and an offline crack.
That foothold can force a password reset on a second account, which can read a
memory dump of LSASS left on a backup share — and the hash inside it opens a door
with &lt;code&gt;SeBackupPrivilege&lt;/code&gt;, enough to walk out with the entire domain database.&lt;/p&gt;</description></item></channel></rss>