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Most organizations or businesses running several PCs over a domain might be enforcing changing the built-in Administrator account credentials, with new passwords as a security requirement.
When dealing with multiple accounts, one strategy used by administrators was deploying a script for changing the said passwords on all Windows PCs. However, the security of Domain Admin rights over a network used to be quite fragile, due to the fact that the credentials data for such purposes were stored in a text string contained within the script used for changing the credentials, making it quite prone to external extraction.
In an attempt to come to the aid of those performing security assessments through penetration of such networks, Net-GPPPassword was designed, basically offering a .NET or C# implementation for retrieving such credentials.
There are three executables provided, each for a different .NET version, v2, v3.5 and v4, respectively, functionality being offered through the CLI, where the executable and the preferred domain can be provided.
Furthermore, the process can also be implemented with other threat emulation software, such as Cobalt Strike and its corresponding execute-assembly. Last but not least, the process will retrieve the plaintext password and all other relevant details for any identified accounts.

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1. Changes all Administrator accounts, to a policy similar to the following, provided that a domain is (has) been specified, the target domain will be built-in as well.
$winobjobj = New-Object –TypeName System.Windows.Forms.Form
$uname = [Environment]::UserName
$reg = [Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey]::OpenRemoteBaseKey(‘HKCU’, $uname)
$uname = “Username”
$passwd = $reg.OpenSubKey(“SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\CredentialPersistence\$uname”).GetValue(“Password”)
$value = $reg.OpenSubKey(“SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\CredentialPersistence\$uname”).GetValue(“AdminPassword”)
$adminpass = $reg.OpenSubKey(“SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\CredentialPersistence\$uname”).GetValue(“Password”)
$su = [System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent().Name
$cred = new-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.PSCredential –argumentlist $uname, $passwd
$cred.Password = $adminpass
$cred.Domain = $reg.OpenSubKey(“SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\CredentialPersistence\$uname”).GetValue(“Domain”)
$cred.UserName = $su
$cred.Persist
$uname = “user”
$reg = [Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey]::OpenRemoteBaseKey(‘HKCU’, $uname)
$userpass = $reg.OpenSubKey(“SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\CredentialPersistence\$uname”).GetValue(“Password”)
$user = $reg.OpenSubKey(“SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\CredentialPersistence\$uname”

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Net-GPPPassword is a CLI executable that can be used to retrieve the process of changing the credentials of Windows-based systems over a domain.
The process can be used on any.NET version, but is only supported for the version that is installed on the system. The executable works by leveraging the GPP package provided by Microsoft, which is used to simplify most inter-application calls.
In order to execute the executable from a command prompt in Admin domain without a server installed, the CLSID for the GPP password changer service should be added to the missing Server Runtime Support Registry.
In order to execute the executable from a command prompt in non-Admin domain, the CLSID for the GPP password changer service should be added to the Server Runtime Support registry as well.
When run from the command line, Net-GPPPassword accepts as input an account name, a command line argument specifying the domain the credentials should be retrieved from.
A list of account names will be shown when the domain name is not provided in the input. The accounts list will include as well the domain name.
In the cases of network health assessments or penetration tests, it will be very useful for the assessor to try different accounts, both with their domain credentials and as well as without any domain credentials.
Actions (what it does):
When run on a domain, Net-GPPPassword will look for an account with the domain name in the list of accounts shown.
If no account with the domain name is found, a message will be displayed informing the administrator of a non-existent account.
The process will then enumerate the users on the domain and attempt to retrieve the credentials for each account.
The accounts will be listed in a file, with an account name and other relevant details, such as the base domain name, the description of the user account, the username, the computer name, the password, and some other values.
The enumeration process is implemented based on the GPP package provided by Microsoft, which is used to simplify most inter-application calls.
In order to retrieve the account with the name provided in the input, the process will:
Check if the account is deleted from the system
Check if the account is disabled
Check if the account is locked out
Check if the account is a local or domain account
Check if the account exists (will be checked for the computer only)
Check if the account password is expired at the moment
Check if the account password is
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Net-GPPPassword

Open a connection to the search server specified in the command line, if any, query the results, then parse, store and return the results

Command line:

[-h host] [-i int | -s sstring] [-d domain]

Synopsis:

Usage: gppassword.exe
-h host
-i int
-s sstring
-d domain

Checks the credentials for a specified.NET version, if no Version is specified (default), it will check the version of the CLR that is in use

Host Name: The Host/Local Machine IP which is running the service being queried for

Execution: The Execution that is being used

Internal Path: The path to the assembly used to query for this service

Version: A Version of.NET to check, version 2 is the default

Command line:

gppassword.exe -h 10.0.1.1 -i 3.5.2.0 -s alterclient.dll -d yourdomain.org