Shadow Credentials in Active Directory Explained
Shadow Credentials in AD: writing msDS-KeyCredentialLink to authenticate as the target through PKINIT, without ever touching its password.
retired boxes, exploit notes, tooling we wrote because nothing else did the job.
Shadow Credentials in AD: writing msDS-KeyCredentialLink to authenticate as the target through PKINIT, without ever touching its password.
Linux privilege escalation past sudo -l: SUID binaries, capabilities, cron jobs, systemd units, group membership and the Docker socket.
Kerberos for pentesters: AS-REQ, TGT, SPNs and the PAC, where AS-REP Roasting and Kerberoasting fit, and why clock skew breaks everything.
How a user controlled URL reaches cloud metadata, why IMDSv1 and IMDSv2 change the test, and how to prove impact without breaking the target.
AD CS ESC1 end to end: the four template conditions that create it, enumeration with Certipy, requesting the certificate, and how to remediate it.