Tritium – Password Spraying Framework

A tool to enumerate and spray valid Active Directory accounts through Kerberos Pre-Authentication.

Background

Although many Kerberos password spraying tools currently exist on the market, I found it difficult to find tools with the following built-in functionality:

• The ability to prevent users from locking out the domain
• The ability to integrate username enumeration with the password spraying process (User enumeration is a seperate functionality from the spray)
• The ability to recursively spray passwords rather than running one spray at a time
• The ability to resume password sprays and ignore previously compromised accounts

Tritium solves all of the issues mentioned above and more. User enumeration will no longer waste a login attempt because it uses the output of the first spray to generate a file of valid users. Tritium also gives the user the ability to pass it a password file to recursively spray passwords. And Finally, Tritium has built in functionality to detect if a domain is being locked out due to password spraying by saving the state and quitting the password spray if 3 consecutive accounts are locked out.

Usage

 ./Tritium -h

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        __    ___/______|__|/  |_|__|__ __  _____  
          |    |  _  __      __  |  |  /      
          |    |   |  | /  ||  | |  |  |  /  Y Y  
          |____|   |__|  |__||__| |__|____/|__|_|__/ v 0.4


          Author: S4R1N, alfarom256



 Required Params:

 -d            The full domain to use (-domain targetdomain.local)
 -dc           Domain controller to authenticate against (-dc washingtondc.targetdomain.local)
 -dcf          File of domain controllers to authenticate against 
 -u            Select single user to authenticate as (-user jsmith) 
 -uf           User file to use for password spraying (-userfile ~/home/users.txt)
 -p            Password to use for spraying (-password Welcome1)

 Optional: 

 -help         Print this help menu
 -o            Tritium Output file (default spray.json)
 -w            Wait time between authentication attempts [Default 1] (-w 0)    
 -jitter       % Jitter between authentication attempts      
 -rs           Enable recursive spraying 
 -ws           Wait time between sprays [Default 3600] (-ws 1800)
 -pwf          Password file to use for recursive 
 -res          Continue a password spraying campaign
 -rf           Tritium Json file 

Under Development

Below are some of the features being developed:

• Ability to capture ^C and save state if process was killed manually
• Other stuff 😉