Add new SMB module to get the PowerShell history on all the users #341
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Hey,
I've added a pretty basic module to get the Powershell History of all the users on specified targets. Once get it the module will check some keywords that could contain credentials and display them.
You also can export the entire Powershell History with the following option: -o export=enable.
If you do that a file like {IP}.powershell_history.txt will be writen in your current path.
Running the module:
By default the export option is disable but can be very interesting during a pentest so if you want to manually analyze them juste do like below: