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  3. When stored in the DIT file, the NT hash is protected by two layers of encryption.

When stored in the DIT file, the NT hash is protected by two layers of encryption.

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    When stored in the DIT file, the NT hash is protected by two layers of encryption. In Windows Server 2016/Windows 10 and later versions, it is first encrypted with DES for backwards compatibility and then with CNG BCrypt AES-256 (see CNG BCRYPT_AES_ALGORITHM).

    With which key tho πŸ‘€

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      When stored in the DIT file, the NT hash is protected by two layers of encryption. In Windows Server 2016/Windows 10 and later versions, it is first encrypted with DES for backwards compatibility and then with CNG BCrypt AES-256 (see CNG BCRYPT_AES_ALGORITHM).

      With which key tho πŸ‘€

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