In this blog I’ll show how PowerUpSQL can be used to rapidly target and sample sensitive data stored in SQL Server databases associated with Active Directory domains.
In this blog I’ll show how PowerUpSQL can be used to blindly discover SQL Server instances on a system, network, or domain.
The PowerUpSQL module supports SQL Server instance discovery, auditing for common weak configurations, and privilege escalation on scale.
In this blog, I’ll show how three types of SQL Server triggers can be abused to maintain access to Windows environments.
In this blog I show how to use SQL Server startup stored procedures to maintain access to Windows environments and share a PowerShell script to automate the attack…
I have become a big fan of PowerShell Remoting. I find my self using it for both penetration testing and standard management tasks. In this blog I’ll share a basic PowerShell Remoting cheatsheet so you can too.
In this blog I’ll cover some Mimikatz history and share my script “Invoke-MassMimikatz-PsRemoting.psm1”, which tries to expand on other people’s work.
Thanks to the wonderfulness of Active Directory both red and blue teams can easily identify high risk Windows systems in their environments.
Introduction In SQL Server, security functions and views that allow SQL logins to enumerate domain objects should only be accessible to sysadmins. However, in this blog I’ll show how to enumerate Active Directory domain users, groups, and computers through native SQL Server functions using logins that only have the Public server role (everyone). I’ll also […]