All right.
In this section we're going to be exploring the run as command.
Now this is absolutely something you should be checking for when you log onto a Windows machine as a
low level user.
What the run as command does is it allows us to run a command as somebody else.
So in this instance we're going to be using run as as the administrator.
So we're going to do that on the box that you're gonna be seeing here soon.
So it's going to be our previous technique and let's go ahead and talk about that.
So on Hack the box we're going to be utilizing the box of access which is at Ten Top Ten Top Ten that
98.
So go ahead and start that and get your scan going.
Now the one thing that I can tell you is if you're looking to explore this on your own and you should
be is go ahead and note that you're going to be looking for a command key slash list.
That is the command that's going to look for stored credentials on a machine.
So if you do get a low level shell and you want to consider moving forward.
Go ahead and run command key slash list.
However a tool like wind peas or even a tool like Jaws.
Some tools along those lines.
Basic power shell scripts will run and will tell you this.
Now this box is a little older so you're going to have to find the right tools that work.
But if you do run that tool it will tell you as well.
But we're going to utilize the command key slash list to just view this on our own.
So those are some big hints on how we're going to take down this box.
But now my challenge to you is to get the low level user first and then we'll work through this.
So I'll catch you in the next video as you walk through the low level user and hopefully gain access
to this machine.