In this last article about privilege escalation in Windows domains, we demonstrate how to extract credentials from running systems to compromise high-privileged accounts.
In this last article about privilege escalation in Windows domains, we demonstrate how to extract credentials from running systems to compromise high-privileged accounts.
This second article about privilege escalation in Windows domains describes how to propagate by aiming for passwords that are lying around.
This first article of our series about privilege escalation in Windows domains demonstrates how to get a foothold by relaying credentials from users.
SAML [3] is a standard, which is widely used to deploy Single Sign-On and federation identity solutions. SAML is based on the XML technology, using XML Signatures and X.509 certificates. Manual testing for SAML vulnerabilities is time consuming and error prone. For example, because a SAML message is only valid for a predefined period of […]
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