🔒Bonus: Zerologon (CVE-2020–1472):

This vulnerability lets attackers control Domain Controllers by resetting the krbtgt password.

Patch your systems to avoid this!

#infosec #Bug #Zerologon

10/10 Active Directory Misconfigurations:

Weak policies, overprivileged accounts, no MFA - all these can be exploited. Regular audits & patches are your best defense!

#AD #MFA #infosec #bug #cybersecurity

9/10 LSASS Dumping:

Using tools like Mimikatz, attackers can dump LSASS memory to steal passwords & tickets.

It's all about memory access.

#LSASS #CredentialDumping #Mimikatz

8/10 MITM via LLMNR, NBT-NS, WPAD Poisoning:

By poisoning name resolution protocols, attackers can capture credentials sent over the network.

Stealthy but detectable.

#MITM #ComputerNetworks #infosec #cyberattack #privacy

7/10 NTLM Relay Attack:

Here, attackers intercept NTLM authentication requests, relaying them to gain access elsewhere.

It's all about misdirecting credentials.

#NTLMRelay #NetworkSecurity #ActiveDirectory #infosec

6/10 Golden Ticket Attack:

With the krbtgt hash, attackers create fake tickets to impersonate any user.

This grants them unlimited access to domain resources!

#GoldenTicket #Kerberos #Hash #CyberSecurity

5/10 DCSync Attack:

By impersonating a Domain Controller, attackers can extract credentials from any DC.

This can lead to Golden Ticket attacks.

#DCSync #Persistence #DomainController

4/10 AS-REP Roasting:

Focuses on accounts without required pre-authentication, allowing attackers to crack passwords from AS-REP tickets.

#ASREP #SecurityTips #Authentication #Passwords

3/10 Kerberoasting:

Targets service accounts by cracking Kerberos tickets.

If service accounts have weak passwords, it's a goldmine for attackers.

#Kerberos #ADSecurity #Kerberoasting #password

2/10 Pass-the-Hash (PtH) Attack:

Hackers grab #NTLM hashes without cracking passwords, then use them to move around the network.

Tools like #Mimikatz are popular for this.

#PtH #CyberAttack #infosec #exploitation