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exchange-owa-attack

Exchange/OWA NTLM AD leak, spray attack when mail subdomain.

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# Exchange/OWA Attack Skill

Exchange Outlook Web Access reconnaissance covering endpoint mapping, NTLM
Type-2 metadata, authentication controls, and version evidence. Password or
lockout testing requires explicit authorization and approved identities.

## When to Use

- Target has `owa.`, `mail.`, `webmail.`, `exchange.`, or `autodiscover.` subdomains.
- crt.sh reveals Exchange-related SAN names (`mail.domain.com`, `autodiscover.domain.com`).
- Port 443 returns NTLM `WWW-Authenticate: Negotiate` or `WWW-Authenticate: NTLM`.
- After `subdomain-enumeration` discovers mail-related hosts.
- After `port-service-discovery` finds HTTPS on port 443 with Exchange fingerprints.
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