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[New Script] Add GetLoggedOn.py script to allow enumeration of logged users #1644

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New script to allow low privileged enumeration of logged-in users on a server. Example at https://twitter.com/Geiseric4/status/1719764121111908510

New script to allow low privileged enumeration of logged-in users on a server. https://twitter.com/Geiseric4/status/1719764121111908510
@GeisericII GeisericII changed the title [New Script] Creaing a new scripg GetLoggedOn.py to allow enumeration of logged users [New Script] Creating a new script to allow enumeration of logged users Nov 6, 2023
@GeisericII GeisericII changed the title [New Script] Creating a new script to allow enumeration of logged users [New Script] Add GetLoggedOn.py script to allow enumeration of logged users Nov 6, 2023
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Zamanry commented Nov 9, 2023

My team had tried to use this the other day. It worked, but only targeting one host at a time was annoying. So we wrote a for loop wrapper around it. Can we add a input file of hosts to check or allow all Domain Computers to be retrieved from a DC? Similar functionality to the ASREPRoast script in Impacket. This would make this script much more useful in large networks.

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