Autorun Startup Registry Keys – Windows Privilege Escalation
Introduction When we talk about getting more control over Windows, one common way is by finding weak permissions on files and folders. In this discussion, we’ll look at a specific…
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HiveNightmare vulnerability Privilege Escalation on Windows
Introduction Microsoft has confirmed a new problem on Windows 10. This issue lets regular users get access to local user passwords without needing administrator privileges. It’s another vulnerability coming just…
GET aHEAD Pico CTF Writeup
Introduction This blog talks about how to solve the GET aHEAD challenge, which is one of the tasks in the picoCTF Web Exploitation section. Solution Here’s what you need to…
SeImpersonatePrivilege – Windows Privilege Escalation
Introduction Hey there! So, in this post, we’re diving into different methods for taking advantage of something called the SeImpersonate privilege. Picture this: we’ll start with a scenario where we…
CrackMapExec in Action: Enumerating Windows Networks (Part 2)
Introduction CrackMapExec, or CME for short, is a handy tool used to check the security of Windows networks during internal tests. It helps to figure out what devices are connected…
Crackmapexec Full Tutorial part 1 [Updated 2024]
Introduction CrackMapExec, also known as CME, is a helpful tool for checking how safe Windows networks are, especially during internal pentesting assessments. It’s used to explore networks, finding out what…