Adding PRT capabilities#10
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Attackers may add fake devices to Entra/Intune upon successfully phishing a target. If this is done through Device Code Phishing, the attacker may never obtain access to the cleartext credentials of the victim.
The fake device can be used to obtain PRTs. It is important for defenders to understand where Network Restrictions are missing on CAPs. Fake devices (and their PRTs) can potentially spoof Compliance, Hybrid, Passwordless, etc. authentication contexts.
This vibe-coded and tested branch adds the PRT functionality, allowing defenders to spray PRTs; Attackers can also perform CAP bruteforcing using PRTs without ever obtaining the victim's cleartext passwords.