BadSuccessor (dMSA) is a dangerous vulnerability in Windows Active Directory that allows attackers to achieve domain admin access through privilege escalation. By exploiting misconfigurations in
This post explores a specific issue in AWS IAM—policy versioning. If not configured properly, it can be exploited by rolling back the default policy to
The ESC16 vulnerability in AD CS allows attackers to bypass certificate validation and escalate privileges through misconfigured templates, UPN mapping, and shadow credentials. This can
While cloud providers are responsible for securing the cloud infrastructure, customers are accountable for securing everything they deploy in the cloud, including proper configurations. In
As more and more organizations are relying on cloud services, it becomes critical to understand the complexity of the cloud environments and misconfigurations that can
The ESC15 vulnerability (EKUwu), affects Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS), allowing attackers to inject unauthorized EKUs (e.g., Client Authentication) into Schema Version 1 templates.
This article explores Kerberoasting, a stealthy attack in Active Directory that exploits Service Principal Names (SPNs) to extract and crack TGS ticket hashes, revealing service
ESC14 targets weak certificate mapping in Active Directory, exploiting the altSecurityIdentities attribute to allow attackers to spoof Subject CN or Issuer DN fields. This enables
ESC11 (Enterprise Security Control 11) represents a sophisticated attack path targeting Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS), exploiting a dangerous combination of vulnerabilities. This advanced