#AADInternals Azure AD & Microsoft 365 kill chain shows how different attacker roles can get access to #AzureAD and #Microsoft365.
Pro tips:
1. Use MFA!
2. Avoid inviting unnecessary guests
3. Minimize # of Global Admins
4. Protect your on-prem servers
o365blog.com/aadkillchain/
Big news from the work front: I've decided to leave @Microsoft!
My last working day is October 31 (remaining employed through January). Looking back, my journey to the dark side lasted a little over three years.
Huge thanks to @JohnLaTwC, @TimbMsft, Elia Florio and the team, it’s been a fantastic ride! I’ll also miss working with the @msftsecresponse folks, although I have no doubt our paths will cross again 😉
What's next? Stay tuned!
He copied a value out of the Windows Event Log.
Pasted it into his special browser.
And he was signed into Microsoft Entra as the user who had just authenticated.
No password. No phishing link. No stolen private key.
@MGrafnetter's Black Hat USA 2026 research...
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For those that missed it the Active Directory tier model documentation recently had a huge uplift, and even more importantly, the scripts used to configure your AD in line with this tiered model (tier 0-1-2) have been fully open sourced for your use.
The updated repo also contains scripts to audit drift from the baselines, and a detailed FAQ to help you deploy the model.
github.com/microsoft/ActiveD…