‫OK, so if we understand how past the hash works.
‫Let's see it in action and try to hack some systems, even though they don't have any exploitable vulnerability.
‫But before that, I'd like to show you the sharing system of the modern Windows systems and prepare
‫my Windows eight system for the realistic demonstration.
‫So here's you already know.
‫I have a Windows eight virtual machine with an IP address of two, two three.
‫First, let me ping the call system.
‫OK, no problem on the network.
‫Now I go to the Colli and bring the Windows eight VM.
‫Now, as you see, there is no response at the moment, but we know that we can ping Carly VM from Windows
‫VM, so there isn't a problem on the network.
‫And we know that Windows eight VM is alive and its IP addresses two to three.
‫So let's make a standard Nmap query through the Windows eight VM.
‫All the ports of the system look like they're filtered because we got no response from any of the ports.
‫So in a typical business or home network, you don't see such computers much because it's a trusted
‫network and, you know, computers interact with each other.
‫In addition, system admins have to manage the systems and they should be able to manage them remotely.
‫Otherwise, life becomes a, I don't know, commuter disaster for them having to run to each single
‫computer.
‫So my point is there should be some interaction points, such as open ports or shared folders.
‫And now I'm in a Windows eight.
‫So right click on the network icon bottom right and click Open Network and sharing center in the advanced
‫settings sharing window.
‫Select Change.
‫Advanced sharing settings from the left hand side panel.
‫As you see here, current profile is guest or public, and network discovery and file and printer sharing
‫are closed in this profile by default.
‫This is why we can't get any replied who are buying queries so we can change these settings here.
‫Or the better way is to change the network profile of my VM.
‫I'll change the network profile, so I'll close this window for now.
‫Click on Settings and then the network icon.
‫Now, right click on the connected label and select Turn sharing on or off.
‫This is how you can change the network profile in the Windows eight system if you use another modern
‫Windows system such as Windows 10, please Google around a bit to find out how to change the network
‫profile there.
‫But here, choose yes, to turn on the sharing and connect to devices option because this is a simulation
‫of a work network.
‫All right.
‫So let's look at the advanced sharing settings again.
‫And look at that the network profile is private now.
‫And network discovery and file sharing is turned on.
‫So now I go back to Cali Ping, Windows eight.
‫And now it replies to our ping request.
‫So let's make a standard map query once again.
‫Now we have some open ports, which are mostly needed for sharing and remote connections.