This blog is about something I found recently regarding Cisco Unified Call Manager (CUCM). While playing around with SeeYouCM Thief, which is designed to download parse configuration files from Cisco phone systems, I noticed something interesting within a configuration file. There was an XML element in the configuration files named <secureUDSUsersAccessURL>. The value pointed to…
Adding DCSync Permissions from Linux
Recently I came upon an attack path in BloodHound that looked like this: I had control of a computer object (an Exchange server) that effectively had WriteDacl over the domain. I had a few constraints as well: All systems were configured with EDR I only had the AES key of the computer account, not the…
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