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Dark Reading
AD bridging extends the reach of your AD domain to non-Windows systems, providing centralized security, single sign-on, and compliance.
Dark Reading
AD bridging extends the reach of your AD domain to non-Windows systems, providing centralized security, single sign-on, and compliance.
The Hacker News
Active Directory (AD) is among the oldest pieces of software still used in the production environment and can be found in most organizations today. This is despite the fact that its historical security gaps have never been amended. For example, because of its inability to apply any security measures beyond checking for a password and username match, AD (as well the resources it manages) is
Bleeping Computer
Hackers commonly target Active Directory with various attack techniques spanning many attack vectors. Let's consider a few of these attacks and what organizations can do to protect themselves. [...]
Dark Reading
There are plenty of AD objects and groups that should be considered tier zero in every environment, but some will vary among organizations.
The Hacker News
Active Directory (AD) is a powerful authentication and directory service used by organizations worldwide. With this ubiquity and power comes the potential for abuse. Insider threats offer some of the most potentials for destruction. Many internal users have over-provisioned access and visibility into the internal network. Insiders' level of access and trust in a network leads to unique
Dark Reading
One researcher thinks trust is broken in AD. Microsoft disagrees that there's a security vulnerability. But enterprise IT environments should be aware of an authentication gap either way.
Dark Reading
Standalone product provides permission insights for Active Directory security and compliance.
The Hacker News
A recent IcedID malware attack enabled the threat actor to compromise the Active Directory domain of an unnamed target less than 24 hours after gaining initial access. "Throughout the attack, the attacker followed a routine of recon commands, credential theft, lateral movement by abusing Windows protocols, and executing Cobalt Strike on the newly compromised host," Cybereason researchers said in
Bleeping Computer
Specops Password Policy can help to prevent users from using any passwords that are known to be vulnerable to table-based lookup attacks. The result is a level of protection that is comparable to that of password salting, but without the hassles of managing salts. [...]