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Added a DFSCoerce module that checks if the target DC (or member server) is vulnerable to the MS-DFSNM authentication coercion attack.
The code is from @filip_dragovic's DFSCoerce repo. All of the credit goes to @filip_dragovic (@Wh04m1001 on GitHub).
If the target host is vulnerable
If the target host is not vulnerable
I'm not sure if CME accepts additional RPC-based authentication coercion attack checking modules (aside from petitpotam and spooler) or not. Hope it does, I'm getting spoiled with using cme for checking most of the AD misconfigs and vulns during engagements.