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Added the EncPart param to Request-SPNTicket #180
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Adds the ability to return the encrypted part of the ticket. This portion is the encrypted data that can be brute-forced with Kerberoast/Hashcat/JtR
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Added new functionality to the Request-SPNTicket function which extracts the encrypted part of the service ticket from the request stream.
The returned hex string is the encrypted portion that can be brute-forced with Kerberoast/Hashcat/JtR to recover the service account's password and create Silver Tickets.
This saves the need to use Mimikatz to dump the ticket (.kirbi file) from memory and parse it later offline.
The functionality had been tested on Win7, Win10 and Server 2012 with various SPNs.