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@EliWallic@DirectoryRanger In general you don't have used ACL directly on computers/users/groups. In general ACL comes from OU.
I used dsacl to reset ACL in a corp with 30'000 computers without any problem.
Bonus when a user have admincount=1 but isn't anymore in T0 => reset the user account with dsacl
Let me introduce you to KrbRelay, the only public tool for relaying Kerberos tickets and the only relaying framework written in C#.
No-fix LPE + No-fix Cross-Session, VDI deployments has never been more broken.
Demo at Images/demo.mp4 !
https://t.co/xmZM1X7lqI
Some of you asked for a part 2, so here you go!
🔥 From RpcView to #PetitPotam 🔥
👉 https://t.co/4DBBIExqGW
In this post I explain how you can reproduce the #PetitPotam trick using RpcView, but the same principle can be applied to any Windows RPC interface. 🙂
@GossiTheDog@gentilkiwi@CraigKirby Of course now I think about it, it doesn't make sense for it to be IPsec :-). It's actually the remote authenticated user for RPC. So for example you can do the following to only allow EFS calls from Domain Admins. https://t.co/AXPMJshqM5
Allright, here is how to enable testsigning / kerneldebug while keeping secure boot happy.
In administrator prompt enter the following(not powershell):
bcdedit /set {bootmgr} displaybootmenu 1
bcdedit /set optionsedit 1
bcdedit /bootems 1
bcdedit /ems 1
reboot
You can steal an NTLMv1-SSP hash on @PythonResponder, but you would like to crack it on https://t.co/hvVHSmp7dz?
➡️No problem, you can use the --disable-ess parameter to get a crackable hash on https://t.co/hvVHSmp7dz
See https://t.co/ARaWJkk7N6 for more details
After several weeks of work, it's finally there!🔥
Introducing PPLdump, a tool for dumping PPL processes with a Userland exploit!😈
👉Post 1: https://t.co/r51JDfwtAw
👉Post 2: https://t.co/FUCjMVnPW6
👉Tool: https://t.co/5TJsxKxMMT
Credit goes to @tiraniddo for the technique.
I've been working on a very interesting subject for the past few weeks: 🛡️ LSA Protection 🛡️.
And, I have some really cool stuff to share with you in the coming days. 😉
But in the meantime, here is a first blog post... 🙂
👉 https://t.co/r51JDfwtAw