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@ -29,17 +29,17 @@ Once clients start resolving names through the attacker's DNS, the attacker can
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Tools like `ntlmrelayx` allow relaying to:
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* **SMB**: for file access, command execution, or dumping secrets via `secretsdump.py`
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* **LDAP/LDAPS**: to enumerate AD users, modify objects, or create backdoor accounts
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* **HTTP/WSMAN**: to access internal web apps or trigger remote code execution
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* SMB: for file access, command execution, or dumping secrets via `secretsdump.py`
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* LDAP/LDAPS: to enumerate AD users, modify objects, or create backdoor accounts
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* HTTP/WSMAN: to access internal web apps or trigger remote code execution
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The success of the relay depends on the target’s configuration. If SMB signing or LDAP channel binding is enforced, the relay will fail. But in many networks, it isn’t.
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#### Realistic Attack Chain
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1. **Launch mitm6** to poison IPv6 and become DNS for the subnet.
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2. **Run ntlmrelayx** with appropriate targets (e.g., `--smb2support --target smb://10.0.0.5`).
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3. **Wait**: a victim resolves an internal name (e.g., `fileshare`), the attacker responds.
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1. Launch mitm6 to poison IPv6 and become DNS for the subnet.
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2. Run ntlmrelayx with appropriate targets (e.g., `--smb2support --target smb://10.0.0.5`).
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3. Wait: a victim resolves an internal name (e.g., `fileshare`), the attacker responds.
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4. The client connects to the attacker thinking it’s the fileshare and sends NTLM credentials.
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5. `ntlmrelayx` relays these to the actual target server.
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6. If successful, the attacker gains authenticated access.
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@ -50,9 +50,9 @@ In parallel, `Responder` can be used for LLMNR/NBT-NS-based interception in IPv4
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This isn't new, but it's often neglected. To prevent these attacks:
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* Disable **LLMNR** and **NBT-NS** via Group Policy.
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* Disable **IPv6** on clients if it's not explicitly required.
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* Enforce **SMB signing** and **LDAP channel binding**.
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* Disable LLMNR and NBT-NS via Group Policy.
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* Disable IPv6 on clients if it's not explicitly required.
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* Enforce SMB signing and LDAP channel binding.
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* Segment your network to reduce the blast radius.
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* Prefer **Kerberos** authentication over NTLM where possible.
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* Monitor for rogue IPv6 RAs and anomalous name resolution.
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@ -14,7 +14,6 @@
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"figure",
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@ -32,12 +31,10 @@
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"main",
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"nav",
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"notice",
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"picture",
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"pre",
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"table",
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"td",
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"text",
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"textarea",
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"th",
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"thead",
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"caption-Picture-of-the-solution",
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"caption-SARV001-Kanji",
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"caption-SARV001-Lume",
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"caption-SARV001-Lume-whilst-changing-day",
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"card",
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"card-body",
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"card-btn",
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@ -150,7 +145,6 @@
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"gap-3",
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"gap-4",
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"gap-5",
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"goat",
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"gx-md-5",
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"gx-xxl-5",
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"gy-4",
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@ -177,6 +171,7 @@
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"list-inline",
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"list-inline-item",
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"mb-0",
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"mb-1",
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"mb-2",
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"mb-3",
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"mb-4",
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@ -217,6 +212,8 @@
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"pe-3",
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"position-fixed",
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"position-relative",
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"post-categories",
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"post-date",
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"post-meta",
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"progress",
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"progress-bar",
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@ -247,7 +244,6 @@
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"section-title",
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"small",
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"social-links",
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"svg-container",
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"text-capitalize",
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"text-center",
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"text-lg-center",
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@ -277,14 +273,11 @@
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"caption-Picture of the solution",
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"caption-SARV001 Kanji",
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"caption-SARV001 Lume",
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"caption-SARV001 Lume whilst changing day",
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"capturing-vs-relaying",
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"caveats--limitations",
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"cheap-camera-expensive-risk-hacking-an-iot-ptz-camera",
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"contact",
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"creating-the-hugo-site",
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"customization",
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"cyber-defence-on-the-digital-frontline-a-mission-with-nato",
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"de-praktijk-vs-certificaten",
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"defending-in-the-digital-age",
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"delegation-more-trust-more-problems",
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@ -308,15 +301,11 @@
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"ipv6-enabled-by-default-forgotten-by-admins",
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"irc-ngircd",
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"kerberoasting-plaintext-passwords-in-disguise",
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"kerberos-under-siege-abusing-the-trust-backbone-of-windows-domains",
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"kwetsbaarheden-in-active-directory",
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"lastName",
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"leading-with-innovation",
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"lean-and-local-dns-vpn-irc-and-ad-blocking-with-alpine-linux",
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"let-me-know-if-youd-like-to-plug-this-directly-into-the-markdown-file-or-add-screenshotsterminal-views",
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"limitations-and-workarounds",
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"making-it-stick-lbu",
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"matrix-building-a-decentralized-communication-future",
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"matrix-in-cybersecurity-contexts",
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"message",
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"mitigation",
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@ -332,25 +321,18 @@
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"real-world-examples",
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"real-world-usage",
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"realistic-attack-chain",
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"red-team-talk-een-blik-achter-de-schermen-bij-offensive-security",
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"repository",
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"resume",
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"reversing-rebuilding-and-failing-better-my-cyber-security-challenge-belgium-qualifier-experience",
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"runlevel-integration",
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"running-your-own-homeserver",
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"sample-home-setup",
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"securing-cyberspace-belgian-cyber-command-at-howest",
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"security-end-to-end-encryption-by-default",
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"seiko-sarv001-the-jdm-sleeper-that-punches-above-its-weight",
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"sidebarContent",
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"silent-interception-exploiting-llmnr-nbt-ns-mdns-and-ipv6-in-modern-networks",
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"skill",
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"the-black-team-rapid-response-in-action",
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"the-challenge-that-stuck-with-me-rebuilding-a-split-dex",
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"the-developer-angle",
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"the-exercise-locked-shields",
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"the-one-that-got-away-tls-fingerprinting",
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"the-smart-home-trap-isolate-or-be-owned",
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"ticket-forgery-and-impersonation",
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"toggler",
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"tools-tips-en-oefenen",
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<filesMatch ".(css|jpg|jpeg|png|webp|gif|js|ico|woff|woff2|eot|ttf)$">
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<FilesMatch ".(html|css|jpg|jpeg|webp|png|gif|js|ico)">
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---
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title: Home | Joren
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description: ''
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# banner
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banner:
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greeting: "Hi there!"
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title: "I'm **Joren Schipman**"
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image: "images/hero-image.png"
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designation: "Student Applied Computer Science"
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institution: "Howest University of Applied Sciences"
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description: "A professor of artificial intelligence at the Stanford AI Lab. I research interests include distributed robotics, mobile computing and programmable matter."
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additional_info:
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content: "jorenschipman@gmail.com"
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title: "My **Skills**"
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skills:
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