Sometimes, you have to step back and look at your code you wrote a while ago. Usually, it’s not pretty. Sometimes, it’s just flat out wrong. This is one of those times. The 2.1 release of BloodHound has a large focus on bug fixes, and a couple new features including a new attack primitive. This post is going to cover changes we’ve made since the release of BloodHound 2.0, including some of the incremental changes in between.| CptJesus's Blog
In order to allow a service to access another service on behalf of the user, Kerberos Delegation has been implemented.| hackndo
I did not expect NTLM relaying to be a big topic again in the summer of 2021, but among printing nightmares and bad ACLs on registry hives, there has been quite some discussion around this topic. Since there seems to be some confusion out there on the how and the why, and new attack vectors coming up fast now, I figured I’d write a short post with some more details and background. Hardly anything here is my own research, so I don’t take credit for any of this, but since these issues are ...| dirkjanm.io