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Mimi

Load Mimikatz | https://blog.gentilkiwi.com

Last updated 1 year ago

The Mimi command in Amnesiac is used to load Mimikatz, a powerful post-exploitation tool for interacting with authentication tokens, passwords, and other sensitive data stored in memory on Windows systems.

To use the Mimi command, simply type Mimi in your active Amnesiac session, and it will load Mimikatz for you.

However, before using the Mimi command, it's crucial to patch AMSI using the command provided in Amnesiac.

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