Using Credentials
Using Credentials
Every protocol supports using credentials in one form or another. For details on using credentials with a specific protocol, see the appropriate wiki section.
netexec <protocol> <target(s)> -u username -p passwordWhen using usernames or passwords that contain special symbols (especially exclamation points!), wrap them in single quotes to make your shell interpret them as a string.
netexec <protocol> <target(s)> -u username -p 'October2022!'Due to a bug in Python's argument parsing library, credentials beginning with a dash (-) will throw an expected at least one argument error message. To get around this, specify the credentials by using the 'long' argument format (note the = sign):
netexec <protocol> <target(s)> -u='-username' -p='-October2022'Using a Credential Set from the database
By specifying a credential ID (or multiple credential IDs) with the -id flag nxc will automatically pull that credential from the back-end database and use it to authenticate (saves a lot of typing):
netexec <protocol> <target(s)> -id <cred ID(s)>Multi-Domain Environment
You can use nxc with mulitple domain environment
Where FILE is a file with usernames in this format
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