Understanding domain trusts within Windows Active Directory is now an essential skill in today’s evolving cybersecurity landscape. Trust relationships serve as gateways for malicious actors

Firmware is an embedded piece of software used in hardware devices to control their functionality, typically stored in nonvolatile memory and designed to provide specific

Understanding Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) AD CS is a server role integral to Microsoft’s public key infrastructure (PKI) implementation. It tightly integrates with

Organizations operate in an ever-evolving digital environment that poses security threats. Although much attention has been focused on various components of Active Directory (AD), one

Maintaining proactive defences against emerging cyber threats is of the utmost importance in today’s rapidly changing cybersecurity environment, and one area that has gained more

Xbox Privilege Escalation is a serious security vulnerability on Xbox gaming platforms that could allow an attacker to escalate user privileges and gain system-level access

An intriguing vulnerability in Outlook’s handling of particular hyperlinks has been found, and threat actors have been known to use it in the wild. CVE-2024-21413

In Active Directory (AD) security, one area that has been gaining attention is the exploitation of misconfigured Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS) and, in particular,

In recent years, the cybersecurity landscape has been constantly evolving, with new vulnerabilities and exploits emerging on a regular basis. One such vulnerability that made

In red teaming, understanding the potential for lateral movement within a network is crucial. One method that attackers often use for this purpose is WebClient

Certificates are crucial in establishing trust and securing communication within the Active Directory environment. They are used for authentication, encryption, and digital signatures. Certificate Templates

Group Policy Objects (GPOs) are a powerful tool administrators use to manage and enforce security policies across a domain. However, in the wrong hands, GPOs