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How to Exploit Active Directory ACL Attack Paths Through LDAP Relaying Attacks
Active Directory ACL attack paths normally need credentials for the principal holding the right. Relaying coerced authentication to LDAP lets you exercise those rights without ever recovering a password, covering GenericAll, WriteDacl, and resource-based constrained delegation edges.
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Active Directory Computer Account SMB Relaying Attack
Part one on Computer AdminTo Computer relationships: where a computer account holds administrative rights over another host, coercing its authentication and relaying it over SMB turns that relationship into lateral movement.
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Obtaining LAPS Passwords Through LDAP Relaying Attacks
Coercing authentication from a domain controller and relaying it to LDAP yields read access to LAPS-managed local administrator passwords. Covers the preconditions, the relay path, and why LDAP signing does not fully close it.
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Extending LLVM for Code Obfuscation (2 of 2)
Part two of the LLVM code obfuscation series. This installment covers developing a more complex pass that automatically encrypts string literals during the compilation process by manipulating the LLVM IR.
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Extending LLVM for Code Obfuscation (1 of 2)
An introduction to binary obfuscation techniques through LLVM compiler customization. Part one covers LLVM fundamentals, development environment setup, and developing an LLVM pass for junk code insertion.
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