Fix System certificates on Windows 11 #40
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On Windows 11 (and maybe other systems), the certificate are stored in
SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SystemCertificates\My\Certificates, where it wasMY(uppercase) usually.When
-t LOCALis used, this causes system certificates triage to fail.This fix looks in both locations and uses the first found.
Note that natively on Windows, key names in the registry are case insensitive, this is due to how impacket reads the registry.