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Active Directory Administration Cookbook
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Active Directory Administration Cookbook

by Sander Berkouwer
May 2019
Intermediate to advanced
620 pages
21h 41m
English
Packt Publishing
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How it works...

Each Active Directory domain in a multi-domain environment has its own KRBTGT account used by all fully-writable domain controllers. Each read-only domain controller has its own KRBTGT_* account.

The password hash for the KRBTGT account is used as the secret to encrypt all Kerberos tickets.

The password for KRBTGT is set during the creation of an Active Directory domain. Microsoft only automatically reset the secret on the KRBTGT account for Active Directory domains when the Domain Functional Level was upgraded to Windows Server 2008.

A malicious person would not just be able to read all Kerberos authentication traffic. When a malicious person wants to attain a foothold in an Active Directory, the most common way to do so ...

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