@UK_Daniel_Card Does psexec and especially it's various less legit clones count?
psexec.exe / psexecsvc.exe
paexec.exe / PAExec-{pid}-{source}.exe
csexec.exe
remcom.exe / remcomsvc.exe
xcmd.exe / xcmdsvc.exe
@GabrielMergulh8@olafhartong Same here, v14.16 and v15 cause dead locks on production devices, especially domain controllers.
No blocking entries in the Sysmon config either.
https://t.co/S2oi82YKFs
Does this mean those without E5 will finally get access to those juicy mailitemaccessed events?
Who knows
@HECFBlog@megan_roddie@joshlemon#FOR509
Here is PoC for CVE-2022-41120 https://t.co/oXkBYi4bWk. I combined arb file delete and limited arb file write to get code execution as NT Authority\System.
@Ben0xA@cantcomputer@TrustedSec@HackingDave@Ben0xA Great post very informative... Been using canary SPNs for a few years so it's nice to see that in play.
Any notional idea how much longer 0x17 tickets take to crack versus 0x12 given all other factors equal?
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