
Article Describes Exploiting Excessive Permissions in Active Directory
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The article describes a method of exploiting a chain of excessive permissions in Active Directory. The attack begins with taking control of an FTP server, followed by extracting a user's credentials from a password manager. Then, another chain of excessive permissions is exploited to execute DCSync and take control of the entire domain.