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The script generated by the HoneyHash functionality injects the wrong password into memory when the password provided contains characters considered significant by Powershell, such as a "$"
For example, providing the following input into DejaVu:
Produces the following from mimikatz:
The underlying cause seems to be that the password in the script is enclosed by double-quotes ("P@$$WORD!123"), when it really should be single-quotes ('P@$$WORD!123')
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The script generated by the HoneyHash functionality injects the wrong password into memory when the password provided contains characters considered significant by Powershell, such as a "$"
For example, providing the following input into DejaVu:
Produces the following from mimikatz:
The underlying cause seems to be that the password in the script is enclosed by double-quotes ("P@$$WORD!123"), when it really should be single-quotes ('P@$$WORD!123')
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: