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Add LmCompatibilityLevel information in GPO objects#47
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If GPO object forces LmCompatibilityLevel to be less than 3, then the computers it will be applied on will use NTLMv1 when authenticating. This information seems very useful from an attacking perspective as authentication can be coerced and NTLMv1 hash cracked.
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Here are two queries that can be used with this PR. I'm not sure they are optimized but they work. :) |
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If GPO object forces LmCompatibilityLevel to be less than 3, then the computers it will be applied on will use NTLMv1 when authenticating.
This information seems very useful from an attacking perspective as authentication can be coerced and NTLMv1 hash cracked.