add capability to print previous keys#216
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added print option for previous keys found in TGS, including keys of preceding managed accouns
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Added print option for previous keys found in TGS, including keys of preceding managed accounts. The full attack chain for BadSuccessor now prints the NTLM hash of the Preceding Managed Account as well.
First create the dMSA account
Get a TGT ticket for the account that created the dMSA account.
Request a TGS
When requesting the TGS it will now print the previous NTLM hash for managed account as well. In this example, the hash of the Administrator.