@reprise_99 “We have the password in clear text in the description field for all users in Active Directory, it’s so much faster when they call help desk to tell the user!”
My coworker and awesome digital forensic guru, @mranderssona has now published his research. Read, analyze and take precautions. Bug or feature? @Truesec https://t.co/0jVvBfBO58
Simplified Crowdstrike fix: Reboot system in "Safemode with Network". This may allow Crowdstrike to update to the most recent, fixed, version, without having to remove files.
@SecurityAura Can you elaborate on your findings? Had the TA exploited a known vulnerability to enumerate the FG local users? Then they moved on to challenge RADIUS/AD users?
@Marc_Laflamme@techspence Consider the Threat Actors capabilities to elevate from initial access to DA. And when TA is in possession of DA, all your domain connected systems will be at risk. If the TA is in ransomware business, then the TA will go for backup destruction, Virtualization overtake, end game.
@MrDrunkMunki@techspence Actually no. You can create a cluster and control it with VMM, and no AD. Another solution is that you have a AD for your Hyper-V servers, but that AD has no relation with your corporate AD!
A deep dive by Truesec into the Ransomware group Akira's way of breaking into Enterprise environments , and how to protect yourself
https://t.co/nyevCDgdB9