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15. 12. 2025 Daniel Degasperi Blue Team, Log-SIEM, SEC4U

Hunting Silent Kerberoasting: Detecting RC4 TGS Floods with Elastic

Introduction Kerberoasting remains one of the most popular techniques for attackers attempting to escalate privileges inside a Windows domain. By requesting service tickets (TGS – Ticket Granting Service) encrypted with weak algorithms, an attacker can extract hashes and crack them offline to recover service account passwords. It should be mentioned that a Kerberos ticket request…

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26. 09. 2023 Francesco Pavanello Exposure Assessment, SEC4U

Exposure Assessment: How to Identify Infrastructure Vulnerabilities

In our previous post about Exposure Assessment, we described how we outline a target’s infrastructure using SATAYO, our Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) platform. This means that we collected the identifiers of all the target’s machines, i.e., their host names and IP addresses. Now it’s time to understand which machines could allow an attacker to gain…

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09. 06. 2023 Francesco Pavanello Exposure Assessment, SEC4U

Exposure Assessment: The Best Way to Easily Discover a Target’s Infrastructure

Overview of discovering hostnames and IP addresses using OSINT techniques.

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02. 07. 2021 Massimo Giaimo Red Team, SEC4U

PrintNightmare – A Good Opportunity for the Red Team

The goal of this article is to present the point of view of the Red Team SEC4U at Würth Phoenix regarding the ominous PrintNightMare vulnerability that has been talked about so much in recent days. A summary for those who did not receive hardly any information about this: it’s a weakness in the Microsoft Windows…

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