Overview SeRestorePrivilege is a Windows special privilege that allows its holder to restore files and directories, effectively bypassing discretionary access controls on the file system.
Overview SeTcbPrivilege — formally “Act as part of the operating system” — is one of the most powerful Windows privileges in existence. It grants the
Overview This article demonstrates how a single delegated user right — SeTakeOwnershipPrivilege — can be weaponised to elevate a standard domain user to full SYSTEM
Overview This article delivers an end-to-end walkthrough of how a single delegated user right — SeDebugPrivilege — collapses the security boundary between a standard domain
Disk Group Privilege Escalation is a complex attack method that targets vulnerabilities or misconfigurations within the disk group management system of Linux environments. Specifically, attackers
In this blog, we dive into a Server Operator exploit scenario for Windows Privilege Escalation, leveraging the commonly overlooked but powerful Server Operator group in
This research article documents a complete Active Directory domain compromise achieved through the abuse of Kerberos Unconstrained Delegation. Starting with a low-privileged domain user account
Resource-Based Constrained Delegation (RBCD) is a security feature in Active Directory (AD) that allows a computer object to specify which users or machines can impersonate
Max Kellerman discovered the privilege escalation vulnerability DirtyPipe CVE 2022-0847, which is present in the Linux Kernel itself in post versions 5.8 and allows overwriting