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Kerberos ticket-cache theft

Credential cache files stolen from Linux/macOS to reuse sessions

categoryIdentity, authentication and credential attacksseverityHighdetectabilityMediumlabnot yet measured

Example: Akira

Classification

20 values: 13 reviewed, 6 imported, 1 derived. What do these mean?

Exploitability

Attack vectorCredential attacks
Reach (CVSS)Local
Attack complexityLow
Privileges requiredLow
User interactionNone
Attacker skill requiredLow
Resources requiredLow
Likelihood / prevalenceMedium
MaturityEstablished

Impact & scope

SeverityHigh
ImpactConfidentiality
PlatformLinuxmacOS
EnvironmentOn-premises
Target asset classEndpointIdentity
Kill-chain phase (tactic)Credential Access

Detection & telemetry

DetectabilityMedium
Data sources (ATT&CK data components)File AccessProcess Creation

Detection & response

Mitigated by 13

  • M1043 attack-mitigation
  • M1047 attack-mitigation
  • D3-ANCI d3fend
  • D3-CCSA d3fend
  • D3-CH d3fend
  • D3-CR d3fend
  • D3-CRO d3fend
  • D3-CTS d3fend
  • D3-DUC d3fend
  • D3-MFA d3fend
  • D3-RIC d3fend
  • D3-TB d3fend
  • D3-TBA d3fend

Detected by 1

Attack relationships

Framework references

Evidence & sources

  • ev-0001 (Cyber Attack Taxonomy) — Name, definition and Example/ID taken verbatim from the 'Identity, authentication and credential attacks' table, line 327 of Cyber-Attack-Taxonomy.md
  • ev-0002 (MITRE Enterprise ATT&CK v19.2 (STIX 2.1)) — ATT&CK usage prevalence: 1 groups/software/campaigns reference this technique (ATT&CK enterprise v19.2)