This article presents a hands-on walkthrough demonstrating multiple real-world techniques to remotely enable RDP on a Windows Server 2019 Domain Controller (DC.ignite.local, 192.168.1.11) and subsequently
Introduction Pass-the-Certificate is a highly effective post-exploitation technique that leverages X.509 certificates instead of traditional passwords or NTLM hashes for authentication within an Active Directory
Introduction Discretionary Access Control Lists (DACLs) are among the most powerful — and most misunderstood — components of Microsoft Active Directory. Every AD object (users,
Active Directory (AD) is the backbone of authentication and authorization in most enterprise Windows environments. Misconfigurations, excessive privileges, and weak password policies create attack paths
Introduction Active Directory (AD) password management has always been a critical attack surface for red teamers and penetration testers. The ability to forcibly reset a
Introduction In the world of Windows network security, one of the most powerful and dangerous lateral movement techniques is the Pass-the-Hash (PtH) attack. Unlike traditional
During Red Team assessments, after an attacker has compromised a system, they often move laterally through the network, gaining more relevant information on other systems.
In this article, we explore how a WebClient Workstation Takeover can occur during lateral movement by abusing WebDAV shares. Inspired by @tifkin_’s and the Certified
After working on Pass the Hash attack and Over the pass attack, it’s time to focus on a similar kind of attack called Pass the