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network-password-spraying

Low-and-slow credential attacks against exposed auth surfaces — spray one password across many users, and stuff known breach creds — without locking accounts. Load on a login portal or service auth with valid usernames: OWA/O365/Entra, VPN, Citrix, SSH, RDP, SMB, LDAP, or a web login. Signals: a harvested user list, "AzureAD"/"outlook", 401/403 on auth, lockout policy known.

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# Password spraying & credential stuffing

## When it applies
You have (or can build) a list of valid usernames and a reachable authentication surface, and the
engagement authorizes credential attacks. Spraying beats brute force whenever a lockout policy
exists — you try *one* password against *every* user, not many passwords against one.

> **Mode gate:** this is `pentest`-only. Nearly every bug-bounty program prohibits brute force,
> credential stuffing, and anything that risks account lockout or DoS — do not spray on a bounty
> target. Confirm the lockout policy and testing window in `roe.md`/`scope.txt` first
> (`tradecraft-scope-roe`).

## Why it works
Organizations enforce complexity but not unpredictability: in any large user set, some accounts