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AD-RED-TEAM
  • Active Directory Red Team
  • PowerShell Basics
    • Tips And Tricks
  • I. Active Directory Enumeration
    • User Hunting Domain Enumeration
    • Forest and Domains
    • User Enumeration
    • Groups Enumeration
    • Computers/Server Enumeration
    • Shares Enumeration
    • GP And OU Enumeration
    • ACL Domain Enumeration
    • Trust Domain Enumeration
  • II. Local Privilege Escalation
    • Lateral Movement
    • PowerUp Exploits
  • III. Domain Privilege Escalation
    • Forest Persistence – DCShadow
    • Trust Abuse - MSSQL Servers
    • Priv Esc – Across Forest using krbtgt Ticket
    • Priv Esc - Across Trusts using Trust Tickets
    • Priv Esc – DNSAdmins
    • Priv Esc - Constrained Delegation
    • Priv Esc – Unconstrained Delegation
    • Priv Esc - Targeted Kerberoasting - Set SPN
    • Targeted Kerberoasting - AS-REPs
    • Priv Esc - Kerberoast
  • IV. Domain Persistence and Dominance
    • Persistence ACLs - Security Descriptors
    • Persistence ACLs- Rights Abuse
    • Persistence ACL - AdminSDHolder
    • Persistence – Custom SSP
    • Persistence - DSRM
    • Persistence - Skeleton Key
    • Persistence - Silver Ticket
    • Persistence - Golden Ticket
  • V. Cross Trust Attacks
  • VI. Forest Persistence and Dominance
  • VII. Defenses – Monitoring
  • VIII. Defenses and bypass – Architecture and Work Culture Changes
  • IX. Defenses and Bypass – Deception
  • X. Defenses and Bypass – PowerShell
  • New Server
    • Move Lat-AppLocker
    • Move Lat-Invoke-Command
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III. Domain Privilege Escalation

  • Learn to find credentials and sessions of high privileges domain accounts like Domain Administrators, extracting their credentials and then using credential replay attacks to escalate privileges, all of this with just using built-in protocols for pivoting.

  • Learn to extract credentials from a restricted environment where application whitelisting is enforced. Abuse derivative local admin privileges and pivot to other machines to escalate privileges to domain level.

  • Understand the classic Kerberoast and its variants to escalate privileges.

  • Enumerate the domain for objects with unconstrained delegation and abuse it to escalate privileges.

  • Find domain objects with constrained delegation enabled. Understand and execute the attacks against such objects to escalate privileges to a single service on a machine and to the domain administrator using alternate tickets.

  • Learn how to abuse privileges of Protected Groups to escalate privileges

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