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The 'Pass the Ticket' attack in Kerberos exploitation requires the attacker to first obtain the password hash of the target user.
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The 'Pass the Ticket' attack does not require obtaining the user's password hash. This attack involves stealing an existing Kerberos ticket (specifically a Ticket Granting Ticket or service ticket) and reusing it to gain unauthorized access. Unlike 'Pass the Hash' attacks which involve password hashes, 'Pass the Ticket' attacks focus on the Kerberos tickets themselves that are already authenticated. An attacker who has obtained a valid Kerberos ticket can use it directly without needing to know or crack the user's password hash. This makes it a particularly dangerous attack vector in Kerberos environments, as it bypasses the need for password credentials entirely.
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