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ADCS ESC15 - Exploiting Template Schema v1 ✴ Twitter: https://x.com/hackinarticles The ESC15 vulnerability (EKUwu), affects Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS), allowing attackers to inject unauthorized EKUs (e.g., Client Authentication) into Schema Version 1 templates. 📘 Overview of the ESC15 Attack 📐 What is Schema Version 1? 📋 Prerequisites 🧪 Lab Setup 🎯 Enumeration & Exploitation 🧠 Post Exploitation 🛡️ Mitigation #infosec #cybersecurity #cybersecuritytips #microsoft #redteam #informationsecurity #CyberSec #ai #offensivesecurity #infosecurity #cyberattacks #security #oscp #cybersecurityawareness #bugbounty #bugbountytips

AD Hardening Risks Explained Through Restaurant Scenarios ✴ Twitter: https://x.com/hackinarticles Secure your Active Directory kitchen with these bite-sized analogies: ☢ Credential Stealer Scenario: Dishwasher steals the head chef’s keys → Accesses the wine cellar. Risk: Stolen credentials grant unauthorized access to critical systems. Defense: Never log in with admin credentials on workstations. ☢ Public Pwn (MS14-068) Scenario: Customer forges a VIP pass → Gets kitchen control. Risk: Kerberos flaw escalates to Domain Admin in minutes. Defense: Patch KB3011780 + automate compliance checks. ☢ Leaked in Kitchen (GPP Passwords) Scenario: Recipes with secret ingredients left on the counter. Risk: Group Policy Preferences expose passwords in SYSVOL. Defense: Delete groups.xml, install KB2962486, audit GPPs. ☢ DCSync Attack Scenario: Impostor poses as health inspector → Demands all recipes. Risk: Attackers mimic Domain Controllers to steal password hashes. Defense: Restrict "Replicating Directory Changes" rights. ☢ LLMNR Poisoning Scenario: Fake waiter intercepts orders → Serves poisoned dishes. Risk: Spoofed network responses steal NTLM hashes. Defense: Disable LLMNR/NBT-NS via Group Policy. ☢ AS-REP Roasting Scenario: No ID check at the door → Burglars walk in freely. Risk: Kerberos pre-authentication bypassed for hash theft. Defense: Enforce pre-auth for all accounts. ☢ Vulnerable GPO Abuse Scenario: Dishwasher edits kitchen rules → Adds backdoor access. Risk: Malicious Group Policies deploy malware. Defense: Audit GPO permissions with BloodHound. ☢ Pass-the-Ticket Attack Scenario: Stolen meal voucher reused → Free dinners forever. Risk: Kerberos tickets reused for lateral movement. Defense: Monitor TGT anomalies, reset compromised passwords.

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OSINT: User Privacy in Linux 🔥 Telegram: https://t.me/hackinarticles In this article, we are going to discuss why telemetry can be seen as a potential threat to privacy, even when used for legitimate purposes. We will also explore methods to make the system more secure than before. 🛡️ Secure OS Installation 🗑️ Removing the packages ⚙️ Settings in Ubuntu 📉 Disable diagnostics reporting 🔕 Disable lock screen notifications 📁 Disable tracking of recent files 🚫 Turning off the problem reporting 🌙 Turning off the screen blank 🔒 Disable automatic screen locking 🧨 Permanently delete option 👁️ Show hidden files 🧹 BleachBit 🔐 KeePassXC 🦠 Virus Scanner ✂️ Metadata removal 🦊 Firefox profilemaker 📦 Flatpak 🌐 LibreWolf 🗃️ VeraCrypt 🌍 Tor Browser 🛡️ Proton VPN 🧬 NextDNS 📌 Conclusion

SAIL Framework: Secure AI Risks Explained Through Restaurant Scenarios ✴ Twitter: https://x.com/hackinarticles Understand AI security risks with bite-sized restaurant analogies from the SAIL Framework (Secure AI Lifecycle): ☢ SAIL 1.1 - Inadequate AI Policy Chef ignores food safety rules → Kitchen fails health inspection Risk: No AI governance = unchecked vulnerabilities. ☢ SAIL 3.1 - Data Poisoning Rival sabotages ingredients → Diners get sick Risk: Corrupt training data skews AI decisions. ☢ SAIL 4.1 - Untested Model New dish served without taste-test → Allergic reactions Risk: Unvalidated AI models cause harmful outputs. ☢ SAIL 5.3 - Direct Prompt Injection Customer writes "Add poison" on order → Chef obeys Risk: Malicious prompts hijack AI behavior. ☢ SAIL 6.5 - Indirect Prompt Injection Hidden note in delivery box → Kitchen follows rogue recipe Risk: External data manipulates AI covertly. ☢ SAIL 7.2 - Missing Real-time Alerts Food spoils silently → No one notices Risk: Undetected model drift or attacks.