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Discover comprehensive insights into the Assume Breach Execution Cycle in our in-depth article. Learn strategies, understand its implications and how it impacts cybersecurity. |
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CRTP Lab uses the methodology "Assume Breach", they provide us with a user account with low-level privileges, and the focus of the exam is after the Initial Comprise phase.
No phishing, no exploits, no CVEs - Let's Live Of The Land while breaching ADs.
Upon starting the CRTP Lab's challenge, a low-level user account is already compromised. With the Initial Compromise phase out of the way, the real test of skill begins.
Using only native tools and resources, our task is to escalate privileges within the Active Directory environment. This environment mimics real-world networks, requiring careful maneuvering and a deep understanding of AD
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