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Extract modern ccaches #11
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The post above show two memory locations to look at, kernel keyrings and in-process structs. We can tackle the latter simply by looking for libraries that link to libkrb5.so and dumping the process with gcore. We can use @AdeptsOf0xCC's technique to look for krb5_keyblock structs. Need to dig into the former to see what we can do from a shell script perspective. We'll continue to track the wider re-engineering under #6. |
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Added support to dump any libkrb5.so linked process to close #11
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https://adepts.of0x.cc/kerberos-thievery-linux/
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