active-directory-acl-abuse

You can exploit Active Directory ACL misconfigurations by using BloodHound to enumerate attack paths and leveraging dangerous ACEs like GenericAll or WriteDACL to escalate privileges within the domain.

A DCSync attack exploits misconfigured AD permissions by simulating a domain controller to dump all password hashes from the domain controller using techniques supported by tools like impacket and mimikatz.

Abuse Group Policy Objects by exploiting misconfigured GPO permissions to add local admins or execute commands on targeted domain controllers, leveraging tools like SharpGPOAbuse or pygpoabuse.

Yes, BloodHound can enumerate complex AD permissions to discover attack paths, which can then be used to extract LAPS passwords from domain computers if the necessary permissions are misconfigured.

To perform shadow credentials attacks in AD, you need tools like pywhisker to exploit targeted Kerberoasting and password reset paths identified through Active Directory ACL enumeration.

Yes, impacket is required as a dependency to execute DCSync and dump all hashes from the domain controller, alongside other tools like mimikatz for specific attack vectors.