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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Golden Ticket in Active Directory
Explanation When a user authenticates to a service in an Active Directory network, Kerberos will give them a ticket which
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
AlwaysInstallElevated
What is AlwaysInstallElevated? “AlwaysInstallElevated” is a Windows registry setting that allows non-administrative users to install software with elevated privileges. This
How hackers steal Credentials via NTLMv2
What is NTLM and NTLMv2? NTLM (NT LAN Manager) is an authentication protocol used in Windows networks. When a user
Port Forwarding – Linux
Port forwarding is a networking technique that involves redirecting traffic from one network location to another. In the context of
