In this video, Tim Medin from Red Siege Information Security discusses the fundamentals and intricacies of Kerberos authentication within Windows environments. He explains how Kerberos functions as the main authentication mechanism in Windows Active Directory, detailing its components and the process of ticket granting.
This webcast was originally published on January 31, 2024 In this video, Eric Kuehn delves into advanced techniques for interacting with Active Directory using various tools such as LDP, PowerShell, and AD Cmdlets. He demonstrates how to effectively query and manipulate Active Directory data, providing …
In this video, Greg Hatcher & John Stigerwalt discuss advanced techniques for bypassing antivirus and endpoint detection systems using compiler optimizations and thread pool APIs for process injection.
In this video, Whitney and Eric discuss the powerful capabilities of Velociraptor in threat hunting and incident response. They delve into its ease of deployment, versatile use-cases, and how it significantly enhances cybersecurity measures without high costs.
In this video, Jeff McJunkin discusses the differences and nuances between penetration testing and red teaming, focusing on their respective roles in cybersecurity. He elaborates on the unique approaches and objectives of each, highlighting how they test organizational defenses differently.
In this video, John and Greg discuss the intricacies of setting up and protecting red team infrastructure using Cobalt Strike, AWS, and Azure. They delve into the details of using redirectors, securing C2 servers, and the importance of proper traffic restrictions to avoid detection.
In this video, Paul Clark discusses the intricacies of Python code development for radio applications using the GNU Radio Companion GUI. They explain how to create modular, object-oriented code and the advantages of directly coding radio blocks for better customization and flexibility.
In this video, David Fletcher discusses the importance of early detection of attackers in your environment by leveraging characteristics of attacks and strategically placing resources in Active Directory. The presentation delves into various tactics including password spraying and the use of tactical deception with planted artifacts to set off tripwires.
In this video, John and Ean discuss techniques and methods used by criminals that can be employed to enhance personal privacy and security. They delve into how these tactics can help individuals protect themselves in a digital age where surveillance and data monitoring are pervasive.
In this video, John Strand discusses the essential Linux commands for initial forensic analysis when suspecting a system compromise. He demonstrates how to use Lsof to identify and investigate open files and network connections, providing insights into process IDs and associated resources.
