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How do attackers go from file shares to full domain admin access without ever stealing a password? In this real-world case study, we'll share how a single misconfiguration opened the door to a full network compromise, and how our #pentest team exploited hidden file shares (with that sneaky $ at the end) to uncover sensitive data most IT teams don’t realize is exposed.

We'll share:
• How attackers exploit hidden file shares
• Why misconfigured Windows Deployment Services are a major risk
• The exact relay attack path that led to domain dominance
• What red flags to look for in your environment

Watch: https://youtu.be/78L2Zz2Ttbs

#Cybersecurity #PenetrationTesting #DomainAdmin #NetworkSecurity #Windows #LMGSecurity #RedTeam #ITSecurity #infosec #pentesting #IT #CISO

So, I'm considering taking some risks and leaning into setting up AD and domain on my home network, with my homelab.

I'm concerned about what risks I should watch out for, and things I should keep in mind while setting it up and configuring it. My only hands on experience with setting that stuff up, was in a lab setting for one of my classes for school, and it was a very basic overview, and didn't cover the security risk side of things.

I don't really have a huge need or reason to do this, largely just curious about the setup and management of a dozen or so computers on a small network like this.

Also concerned about configuring my network shares for Android devices that exist on the network, that access the shares for media streaming as well.

#windowsadmin #sysadmin #activedirectory #ActiveDirectorySecurity #domainadmin #infosec #windowssecurity #windowsserver #HomeLabServer #homelab #serveradmin