Golden Certificate Attacks in Active Directory Explained and Defended
Golden Certificates are an advanced persistence technique linked to Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) compromises. When attackers gain administrative
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Golden Certificates are an advanced persistence technique linked to Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) compromises. When attackers gain administrative
Read MoreActive Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) is Microsoft’s Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) framework, managing encryption, code signing, and authentication through
Read MoreIn Microsoft Active Directory environments, Group Policy Preferences (GPP) was once a go-to method for setting local administrator passwords and
Read MoreActive Directory environments become ripe targets when computer objects are misconfigured with unconstrained delegation. This configuration allows attackers to impersonate
Read MoreMachineAccountQuota abuse leverages a default Active Directory setting that allows user accounts to create up to ten computer objects within
Read MorePassword spraying is a stealthy technique where attackers try a small number of common passwords across many Active Directory user
Read MoreAS-REP Roasting is an attack method targeting Active Directory user objects that don’t require Kerberos pre-authentication. Unlike Kerberoasting, where service
Read MoreKerberoasting is a technique where attackers request service tickets from Active Directory for accounts tied to a Service Principal Name
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