Silver Ticket in Active Directory
To make it simple: Silver tickets are forged Service tickets. Service tickets are tickets that allow users to access services.
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Weak File Permissions – Linux PrivEsc
Weak File Permissions In Linux, file permissions are used to control who can access files and directories and what level
Null Authentication – Active Directory Enumeration
Null Authentication Null Authentication: The client connects to a server (SMB, RPC, etc) without providing any credentials. The server will
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Bypass UAC: Windows Privilege Escalation
What is UAC? User Account Control is a security feature in Windows that protects the machine from unauthorized code. Its
Dumping Hashes in Active Directory (Mimikatz)
Mimikatz is a tool that is primarily used for retrieving sensitive information from Windows operating systems. Its commonly used for
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SeImpersonatePrivilege
What is it? SeImpersonatePrivilege is a Windows security privilege that allows a user or process to impersonate another user or
Port Forwarding – Linux
Port forwarding is a networking technique that involves redirecting traffic from one network location to another. In the context of
Abusing SeBackupPrivilege to get hashes
What is SeBackupPrivilege SeBackupPrivilege is a Windows user privilege that grants a user the ability to bypass file and directory
Scheduled Tasks – Windows PrivEsc
Scheduled tasks are automated tasks that run on a predefined schedule or in response to a specific event on a
Cron Jobs – Linux PrivEsc
Created with DALL-E What you’ll learn What are Cronjobs Cronjobs are a way to schedule tasks to be executed automatically
