With the emergence of more C# and .NET tooling, I occasionally see people tripping up over this. It’s not a huge issue, just something to be aware of.

Very quick post to explore some different ways to enumerate the AppLocker configuration being applied to a host, both remotely and locally. Understanding these rules, particularly deny rules, are useful for engineering bypasses.

This is just a quick post to demonstrate some interesting aspects of the Remote Desktop Clipboard Monitor.

In April 2018, Casey Smith published a finding he dubbed squiblytwo, which detailed how WMIC can be used to invoke arbitary code contained in the extensible stylesheet language (XSL) format.

Along with Cn33liz, I recently had the pleasure of assisting Nikhil Mittal with his 2018 BruCON spring training: Active Directory Attacks for Red and Blue Teams.

Persistence, noun, the continued or prolonged existence of something.

In Part 1 we explored how one could go about discovering and mapping the LAPS configuration in a domain. In this part, we’ll look at various ways LAPS can be abused for persistence purposes.

Tim MalcomVetter caused a bit of stir over his Responsible Red Teams post last week, which is not surprising since he was pretty fucking rude about the whole thing.

Where a 10-year old backup can fcuk you in the ass…