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# Attacks

- [Local Admin Privilege Escalation](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/local-admin-privilege-escalation.md): Local Admin Privilege Escalation refers to techniques used to escalate privileges from a low-privileged user account to a local administrator account on the same system. This is often one of the goals
- [BloodHound](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/bloodhound.md)
- [Local Administrative Access](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/local-administrative-access.md): Local Administrative Access refers to having full control over a machine as a local administrator. This type of access allows users to manage system settings, install or remove software, manage other
- [Reverse Shell](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/reverse-shell.md)
- [Domain Admin Hunting](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/domain-admin-hunting.md): "Domain Admin Hunting" refers to the process of identifying and gaining access to accounts that have Domain Admin (DA) privileges within an Active Directory (AD) environment. Attackers, red teamers,
- [Dump the ekeys (Loot)](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/dump-the-ekeys-loot.md): when you have Compromised a new mahcine try to dump the ekeys from it by these steps
- [Generate a Ticket by AES256 (PTT)](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/generate-a-ticket-by-aes256-ptt.md)
- [Applocker Abuse](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/applocker-abuse.md): 'This program is blocked by group policy. For more information, contact your system administrator'
- [Golden Ticket](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/golden-ticket.md): In a Golden Ticket attack, you need the AES key (or other cryptographic key) of the krbtgt account, which is the account used by the Key Distribution Center (KDC) on the Domain Controller (DC) to sign
- [Silver Ticket](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/silver-ticket.md): A Silver Ticket attack is a type of Kerberos attack where an attacker forges a Service Ticket (rather than a Ticket Granting Ticket (TGT) like in a Golden Ticket attack) to gain unauthorized access t
- [Diamond Ticket](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/diamond-ticket.md)
- [DSRM Abuse](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/dsrm-abuse.md)
- [Abuse DCsync Rights](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/abuse-dcsync-rights.md)
- [Modify security descriptors](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/modify-security-descriptors.md)
- [Kerberoast attack](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/kerberoast-attack.md)
- [Unconstrained Delegation](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/unconstrained-delegation.md)
- [Constrained Delegation](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/constrained-delegation.md)
- [Write Permission Abuse (RBCD)](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/write-permission-abuse-rbcd.md)
- [Escalate Privileges to Enterprise Admin](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/escalate-privileges-to-enterprise-admin.md): (Child To Parent)
- [Cross Forest](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/cross-forest.md)
- [Certificate Templates](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/certificate-templates.md)
- [SQL server Reverse Shell](https://omar-4.gitbook.io/omar-docs/attacks/sql-server-reverse-shell.md)


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