pypykatz – Python implementation of Mimikatz

pypykatz is a Python implementation of Mimikatz.

This is free and open source software.

Features include:

• Cross-platform support – all commands have a “live” and a normal version where applicable. The “live” version will use the current system and only works on Windows. The normal commands are platform independent. Can be used as a library for your projects.
• LSASS processing – parse the secrets hidden in the LSASS process. This is just like mimikatz’s sekurlsa:: but with different commands. The main difference here is that all the parsing logic is separated from the data source, so if you define a new reader object you can basically perform the parsing of LSASS from anywhere.
  • Currently supported data sources:
    • live – reads the LSASS porcess’ memory directly
    • minidump – processes a minidump file created by dumping the LSASS process
    • rekall (volatility fork) – processes basically ANY windows memory dumps that rekall can parse
    • pcileech – not supported anymore
• Registry processing:
  • Parses the registry hives to obtain stroed credentials, like NT and LM hashes, domain cached credentials (DCC/DCC2) and LSA secrets.
  • Currently supported data sources:
    • • live – has two techniques to parse live registry. First it’s in-memory doesn’t touch disk, the second is dumping the hives and parsing them with the offline parser
      • offline (hive files)
• DPAPI functions – MASTERKEY/BLOB/VAULT/CREDENTIAL.

Website: github.com/skelsec/pypykatz
Support:
Developer: Tamas Jos
License: MIT License

pypykatz is written in Python. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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