Offensive security assessments

I. Active Directory Enumeration

We validate this area during scoped assessments, documenting impact and remediation guidance.

Why it matters

- Use scripts, built-in tools, and the Active Directory module to enumerate the target domain. - Understand and practice how useful information like users, groups, group memberships, computers, and user properties from the domain controller is available to even a normal user. - Understand and enumerate intra-forest and inter-forest trusts. Practice how to extract information from the trusts. - Enumerate Group Policies. - Enumerate ACLs (Access Control Lists) and learn to find interesting rights on ACLs in the target domain to carry out attacks.

How we test it

Our operators follow a structured checklist for this topic, adapted to your API surface and authentication model.

Testing approach

  • Structured validation of I. Active Directory Enumeration during scoped assessment.
  • Evidence captured with reproducible steps for your engineering team.

What we look for

  • Misconfigurations and control gaps related to I. Active Directory Enumeration.
  • Exploitable paths that could affect confidentiality, integrity, or availability.

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