Cyber Security
How to Build an Ethical Hacking Portfolio That Gets Noticed
Knowing how to perform a vulnerability scan or exploit a lab machine is useful, but it does not always show an employer...
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Cyber Security
Career Paths in Offensive Security: Roles, Skills and Roadmap
Career paths in offensive security have expanded significantly as organizations invest more heavily in penetration testing, application security, cloud security, adversary simulation,...
Cyber Security
Windows Privilege Escalation: Techniques, Risks, and Prevention
Windows privilege escalation is one of the most important stages of a real-world penetration test. An attacker may initially compromise a Windows...
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Lateral Movement Techniques in Windows Networks Explained
When attackers compromise one Windows computer, the first machine is rarely the final target. They often look for ways to move from...
Active Directory Security
Pass-the-Hash Attack Explained: Detection, Risks and Prevention
A Pass-the-Hash attack is a Windows credential-based attack in which an attacker uses a stolen password hash to authenticate to another system...
Active Directory Security
Kerberoasting Attack Explained: How It Works and How to Prevent It
Kerberoasting is a well-known Active Directory credential access attack that abuses the way Kerberos handles authentication for services. Instead of directly attacking...
Active Directory Security
BloodHound for Active Directory Enumeration
Active Directory is one of the most important components of a Windows enterprise environment. It manages identities, computers, groups, permissions, authentication, and...
Cyber Security
Active Directory Security Assessment Guide
Active Directory remains one of the most important identity systems in enterprise networks. It controls authentication, authorization, computers, users, security groups, Group...