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1/ Attackers didn't get more capable. We just kept adding things for them to attack. OWASP built a framework around the opposite idea: what can you delete that erases the attack path entirely? We call it Subtractive Security. Here's the breakdown. 🧵
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6/ Free ways to start on AD this week: run PingCastle, Purple Knight, Locksmith, ADeleg, ADeleginator, and ScriptSentry. Then delete what they flag instead of just tracking it. For web apps: pull a software bill of materials and ask what's actually still in use.
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1/ A service account and a domain admin had the exact same password. The only difference between their two names was "svc_" tacked on the front. Here's how that happens constantly on internal pen tests, and how to stop it. 🧵
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3/ Service accounts are dangerous by design: overprivileged, often with local admin across dozens of servers. Crack one, get local admin, find a scheduled task running as domain admin. That path is common, not rare.
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4/ Passwords get reused between service and admin accounts out of pure convenience. Service account passwords are also set to never expire, so a credential written down 6 years ago can still be valid today.
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Why “More Tools” Isn’t Always Better Hear real talk about optimizing what you have before chasing the next shiny security product. @kamakauzy @techspence
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