A comprehensive three-part series that documents techniques for achieving domain administrator privileges in Windows environments. The series covers various attack methodologies including password extraction from SYSVOL, lateral movement techniques, and privilege escalation methods. The content addresses common security issues found in Windows Active Directory environments and provides detailed explanations of exploitation techniques. Each part of the series builds upon previous concepts to create a continuous learning flow for understanding Windows domain compromise scenarios. The series also includes defensive measures, remediation strategies, and security recommendations to help organizations protect against the documented attack vectors. The material was presented as a talk at SteelCon 2022, providing both written documentation and conference presentation format for the research.
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