Hello, thanks for the awesome tool!
I've been using it a lot lately on HTB Academy, but I am currently facing a weird issue that had me running in circles for days.
I have tried every possible variant of the attack in the screenshot: powershell cradles, running exe payload that is hosted locally, even simple stuff like cmd /c whoami > test.txt
Every single attempt finished successfully (no errors or anything), but that's it, nothing happens and I never get command execution no matter the type.
I am using an admin account, I can launch attacks with this account from Linux using sccmhunter, but all windows tools fail.
The only thing I am suspicious about is that running scripts from sccmhunter gives me the error Hierarchy settings do not allow author's to approve their own scripts. Try using alternate approval credentials.
When I provide alternate username and password via -au & -ap args (basically logging in using 2 SCCM admins), the attack works. Not sure if that's the reason SharpSCCM is failing?
any suggestions on where to start troubleshooting would be great!
Hello, thanks for the awesome tool!
I've been using it a lot lately on HTB Academy, but I am currently facing a weird issue that had me running in circles for days.
I have tried every possible variant of the attack in the screenshot: powershell cradles, running exe payload that is hosted locally, even simple stuff like
cmd /c whoami > test.txtEvery single attempt finished successfully (no errors or anything), but that's it, nothing happens and I never get command execution no matter the type.
I am using an admin account, I can launch attacks with this account from Linux using sccmhunter, but all windows tools fail.
The only thing I am suspicious about is that running scripts from sccmhunter gives me the error
Hierarchy settings do not allow author's to approve their own scripts. Try using alternate approval credentials.When I provide alternate username and password via -au & -ap args (basically logging in using 2 SCCM admins), the attack works. Not sure if that's the reason SharpSCCM is failing?
any suggestions on where to start troubleshooting would be great!