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| Subject: | priviledge escalation techniques |
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| Date: | Sun, 16 Jan 2005 15:58:59 +0000 |
Hi List, I have been asked to test the network security of my organisation from an internal perspective. My boss has not been particularly specific in his requirements (other than asking that I don't break any operational infrastructure) so I can approach the problem from whichever way I deem most appropriate. I suspect the first thing I will attempt is privilege escalation techniques from a workstation with a domain user account to see if I can install my own software/toolset. Can anyone suggest any good whitepapers or tools that I can use to get a head start? I intend to follow this up by scanning/targeting critical parts of our infrastructure - domain controllers, mail servers, routers etc. However, I am interested to know what other people would do when given free reign to identify internal weaknesses - so how should I approach this? This is not an 'audit' exercise, as I will not be given access to server/infrastructure configurations. Any advise on this appreciated. Dan
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