As K-12 schools increasingly rely on digital services and key infrastructure such as Active Directory and Entra ID for authentication and access to support education services. We continue to see an increase with being targeted by Ransomware groups and falling victim to ransomware attacks, putting sensitive data and education services
Protect your Active Directory from the Pass the Ticket attack. Learn the mechanics, devastating impact, and defense strategies to safeguard your organization.
Active Directory (AD) is the beating heart of many organizations’ IT infrastructures, managing user accounts, permissions, and access to critical resources. However, beneath its seemingly impenetrable exterior lies a vulnerability that attackers are increasingly exploiting: the Kerberoasting attack. Let’s take a look at this threat, understand its mechanics, and uncover
Qilin ransomware has emerged as a significant threat to organizations, particularly those relying heavily on Active Directory for managing their IT infrastructure. Qilin ransomware has adopted a new method for stealing credentials from Google Chrome browsers by leveraging Active Directory Group Policy. In this guide, we will explore how Qilin
Among all cybersecurity threats, only a few attacks are as insidious and potentially damaging as the Golden Ticket attack. Unlike ransomware or brute-force hacking, which often leave visible traces, the Golden Ticket attack operates under the radar, giving hackers a secret passage into the heart of a company’s most valuable
CVE-2024-37085 is an authentication bypass vulnerability in VMWare ESXi being currently being exploited by ransomware groups. This blog will review the background of the exploit and how to leverage Cayosoft Guardian to scan for potential indicators of compromise and proactively defend against future attacks. The short video below also provides
Imagine a cyberattack that doesn’t rely on brute force or zero-day exploits, instead silently slipping past your defenses and targeting the very heart of your network security: user credentials. This is the reality of Mimikatz, a post-exploitation tool that has become a favorite weapon among cybercriminals. What Is Mimikatz? It’s
NT LAN Manager (NTLM) relay attacks represent a persistent threat to organizations that rely on Active Directory (AD) for identity management and access control. These attacks exploit weaknesses in the NTLM authentication protocol, allowing attackers to impersonate legitimate users and gain unauthorized access to sensitive resources within the AD environment.
DCSync attacks remain a persistent threat to Active Directory (AD) security. These attacks cleverly exploit normal AD replication processes, allowing hackers to secretly extract sensitive password hashes. This access can pave the way for widespread exploits across your network. Given the prevalence of DCSync attacks, IT professionals must be equipped
What if someone could access your company’s most critical systems simply by possessing a piece of coded text? What if they could silently spread through your network, taking on the identities of employees and administrators, all without ever knowing actual passwords? Pass-the-Hash attacks make this nightmare scenario a reality. Hackers
