Added SAM history parsing to secretsdump.py and regsecrets.py #126
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Original PR on fortra/impacket: fortra#2059
Wired the argument
-historyto be applicable for dumping SAM hash history for both regsecrets.py and secretsdump.py.Applicable to both remote and local operations with secretsdump.py
Copied the _history style seen in the NTDS with _history[num]. _history0 is also the current password/hash that's set and _history1 is the last password/hash set.
This was tested against Windows 10/11 Pro. Could probably be implemented for old-style hashes for Windows XP and Server 2003 but currently if
-historyis passed with secretsdump.py against older systems it will just not attempt to parse history.[+] Skipping old-style history...Local Secretsdump.py
Remote Secretsdump.py:
Regsecrets.py:
Corresponding hashes confirmed with mimikatz:
