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Professional Script Kiddie | Security Consultant @ TrustedSec | Windows & AD research | Opinions are my own

Joined March 2013
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hey did you know you cant get remotely hacked if you stop putting your shit on the internet
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From an AD on-prem POV, I still can't believe this research by @MGrafnetter was released this year. If you haven't read it… definitely worth a read! Pure 🔥 troopers.de/troopers26/talks…
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Very cool technique to bypass SMB signing, appears to be patched on recent Windows versions.
I wrote up a way to defeat enforced SMB signing for relay. It abuses a documented SMB re-authentication behavior. I'm surely missing nuance and prior art. Corrections welcome. Writeup: blackfield.ch/blog/defeating… PoC: github.com/aas-n/reauthx
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Microsoft patched PetitPotam in their latest update, EFSRPC now validates shares locally, killing WebDAV coercion 💀 Added a check to NetExec’s enum_cve module to detect if a host already has the fix (CVE-2026-102217), so you can quickly spot what’s still exploitable 🔥
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🦛🦛🦛Microsoft patched PetitPotam this October: EFSR now only resolves local paths. This means WebDAV to LDAP Coercion is fixed! Remaining methods for clients are WSP (coercing SMB) and PrinterBug (coercing RPC), but both cannot be relayed to LDAP 💀💀💀
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Did you know PKINIT isn’t the only way to auth with a cert? 🔥 DC cert missing KDC Auth EKU? PKINIT fails (KDC_ERR_PADATA_TYPE_NOSUPP). A cert from your AD CS (ESC1/ESC8) is still a valid TLS cred. NetExec’s –schannel binds to LDAP/LDAPS with it, skipping Kerberos pre-auth.
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Unleash your cybersecurity superpowers at @BSidesColumbus, November 4-5! Be sure to join @curi0usJack and @L1NKD34D for their two-day session, “Supply-Chain to Runtime - RedTeam”—an offense-only training on attacking the modern DevOps stack. Register now! hubs.la/Q04B9XXj0
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Little upgrade on NetExec WMI protocol 🚀 Now NetExec supports SAM, LSA and NTDS dump using only WMI. Thanks a lot to @al3x_n3ff for all the help on this PR (and all the work on NetExec overall, you rock bro 🫶)
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TrustedSec has joined the @OpenAI Daybreak Defense Network! Planned use of #Daybreak Blue and Red will integrate OpenAI GPT cyber models into our offensive and defensive security services, pairing it with the experience and judgment of our consultants. Announcement below 👇
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Did you know you can request a certificate via NTLM relay through these 2 AD CS endpoints? 🔥 /<CAName>_CES_Kerberos/service.svc/CES /<CAName>_CES_NTLM/service.svc/CES This article explains it really well 👇 adhdmurky.github.io/posts/po… RustHound-CE v2.5.21 now also checks whether these endpoints exist (on top of /certsrv/certfnsh.asp) so #BloodHound can graph the path! #ADCS #ESC_CES
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We're hiring! TrustedSec is looking for a Hardware Security Consultant / Penetration Tester to join our team. If you're passionate about hardware security and hold your own in application security, this one's for you. Apply now! #infosecjobs hubs.la/Q04yGQGR0
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“apparently privesc to Global Admin and a MFA bypass does not meet the threshold for "immediate servicing". even tho it was patched within days” #QOTD
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ItsNotAlwaysSMB: DPAPI in other protocols🔥 SMB is monitored closely nowadays, stopping attacks like looting DPAPI secrets. Thanks to @_zblurx, NetExec got a huge upgrade, extending DPAPI credential dumping to other protocols such as WMI, WinRM and MSSQL and various modules🔑
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Kevins been cleaning up a lot of BOFs lately and added a bad_alloc_tracking branch to COFFLoader that helps catch memory leaks, corruption, and crashes in BOFs. Run your BOF through COFFLoader64_test.exe. If it complains, fix it. github.com/trustedsec/COFFLo…
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