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\|	\|	Today I wanted to talk about using the deception technology called New-HoneyHash.ps1. This is a tool that was inspired by Mark Baggett and authored by Matt Graeber, that will inject fake credentials into the lsass.exe process. This can be effective at finding attackers who are dumping the lsass process in your environment in order to...	3.6 parsecs away Travel
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