>> INTERNAL NETWORK EXPLOITS
Advanced techniques for lateral movement and exploitation within internal networks. Master SMB relay attacks, LLMNR/NBT-NS poisoning, Kerberoasting, pass-the-hash, token impersonation, and network segmentation bypasses. Complete attack chains from initial foothold to domain admin.
Domain Compromise Through Lateral Movement
During an Active Directory security assessment, we successfully compromised the domain through a chain of vulnerabilities involving Kerberoasting, password cracking, and privilege escalation. This write-up demonstrates how attackers can move from initial enumeration to full domain administrative rights through lateral movement techniques.
SAP Exploitation
During an internal penetration test, we identified and exploited weak credentials on SAP servers that led to partial domain compromise. This write-up demonstrates how attackers can use SAP infrastructure as a pivot point to escalate privileges and move laterally toward Domain Admin accounts.
Zero Logon Exploitation
During a security assessment, we identified and exploited the ZeroLogon vulnerability (CVE-2020-1472) on a Domain Controller, resulting in complete domain compromise. This write-up demonstrates how this critical authentication bypass vulnerability allows attackers to gain administrative access to domain controllers without valid credentials.