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Internal Pentest
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  • Internal pentest
    • Active Directory
      • Core Concepts
        • Domain Controllers
        • AD DS Data Store
        • AD DS Schema
        • Attributes
        • Containers and Leaves
        • Object Names and Identities
        • Directory Partitions/Naming Contexts
        • Oraganizational Units, Namespaces, domains, domain trees, forests and trust relationships
      • Reconnaissance
      • Initial attack vectors
        • LLMNR/NBT-NS Poisoning
          • Intercept and Hashcat
          • SMB relay
        • IPv6 Attacks
          • Basic attack
          • Combining NTLM Relaying and Kerberos delegation
          • Other attack vectors and strategies
        • ASREPRoast
        • ADCS + PetitPotal NTLM Relay
      • Post-Compromise Enumeration
        • Powerview
        • PingCastle
        • BloodHound
        • Other
      • Post-Compromise Attacks
        • Pass the Password
        • Pass the hash
        • Token impersonation
        • ASREPRoast
        • Kerberoasting
        • DCSync
        • DCShadow
        • GPP attacks
        • Golden tickets
        • PrintNightmare
        • Other Lateral movements and attacks
      • MISC
  • Cloud pentesting
    • Microsoft AZURE
      • Definitions and fundamentals
    • AWS
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  1. Internal pentest
  2. Active Directory
  3. Initial attack vectors

IPv6 Attacks

All Windows versions since Windows Vista (including server variants) have IPv6 enabled and prefer it over IPv4. IPv6 attacks abuses the default IPv6 configuration in Windows networks to spoof DNS replies by acting as a malicious DNS server and redirect traffic to an attacker specified endpoint.

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