Advanced Windows Active Directory Penetration Testing

Advanced Windows Active Directory Penetration Testing course. This course will help you become an expert in Windows Active Directory penetration. By learning advanced and practical techniques, you will be able to identify and exploit complex threats and vulnerabilities in AD environments. What you will learn in the Advanced Windows Active Directory Penetration Testing course An overview of penetration testing, its limitations and some logistical aspects of conducting a penetration testing project Deploying an Active Directory lab to run attacks in a secure environment Mastering the basics of Active Directory (AD) A step-by-step review of the AD kill chain when performing Windows Active Directory penetration tests Learn to use external OSINT as part of the internal AD penetration testing process Learning basic access techniques such as Kerberos-based Password Spray, NTLM Relay, NBNS/LLMNR protocol exploits, AS-REP Roasting, etc. Learn network and domain enumeration techniques, manually and semi-automated using tools such as Dig, Nslookup, NetExec, BloodHound, etc. Learn domain privilege escalation and lateral movement techniques by exploiting the Kerberos protocol for attacks such as Kerberoasting, Kerberos Delegations, etc. Learn domain privilege escalation and lateral movement techniques by exploiting misconfigured Active Directory access control lists (ACLs). Learn techniques for domain privilege escalation and lateral movement by exploiting common misconfigurations and poor habits of AD users Exploitation of misconfigured Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) to promote privilege and dominance Learning domain persistence techniques like Golden Ticket, Silver Ticket, Diamond Ticket, Sapphire Ticket Review of various advanced techniques in cross-domain and cross-forest attacks such as bypassing SID filtering etc Write a penetration test report that helps your client prioritize and address the attack vectors and vulnerabilities discovered This course is suitable for people who Penetration testers Ethical hackers Red teams Blue teams Digital forensics professionals who want to better understand offensive tactics IT security professionals looking to upgrade their Active Directory penetration testing expertise System administrators responsible for the security of Active Directory environments Security enthusiasts looking to deepen their understanding of advanced AD attacks