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Please Describe The Problem To Be Solved
When using NetExec with a hash or password, whenever a successful sign in has happened, it will print out the plaintext password or hash in the output. This is clearly very useful when brute forcing passwords, but less so when you're just using a single password in the command. When writing pentest reports, it always takes a while to edit out the plaintext passwords from commands and the chance for mistakes is high.
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Add an option that redacts plaintext passwords from the output of NetExec.
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Please Describe The Problem To Be Solved
When using NetExec with a hash or password, whenever a successful sign in has happened, it will print out the plaintext password or hash in the output. This is clearly very useful when brute forcing passwords, but less so when you're just using a single password in the command. When writing pentest reports, it always takes a while to edit out the plaintext passwords from commands and the chance for mistakes is high.
Suggest A Solution
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: