Research & Writeups
Offensive security notes, field reports, and technical research - Windows, Active Directory, internals, and exploit development. Hands-on, sanitized for lab reproduction, and written with the OPSEC tradeoffs included.
Abusing SCCM for Domain Takeover
From an unprivileged foothold to full domain compromise by relaying machine accounts to a Configuration Manager site server.
Kerberos Delegation: From User to DA
Walking an unconstrained delegation path into a Domain Admin ticket.
Hunting Tokens: Impersonation Without a Shell
Stealing and impersonating primary tokens straight from process memory.
Direct Syscalls: Bypassing API Hooking
Calling the NT kernel directly to sidestep userland EDR hooks on Win32 APIs.
ACL Abuse with BloodHound: Finding the Shortest Path
Using BloodHound to discover and exploit ACL-based escalation paths through Active Directory.
Writing a Minimal C2 Malleable Profile
Shaping C2 traffic to blend into expected network baselines and avoid signature detection.
Pool Grooming for Kernel Exploitation
Shaping the Windows kernel pool allocator to set up reliable adjacent-object overwrites.
Abusing Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM)
An Arabic research paper on SCCM architecture and the security impact of abusing its Run Scripts capability on managed Windows clients.
WDEG - Bypassing Attack Surface Reduction (ASR)
A 2022 research note on Windows Defender Exploit Guard, ASR rules, and a lab-observed bypass of the script-launch rule.
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