Forest Compromise Through AMA Abuse
Authentication Mechanism Assurance (AMA) is a useful feature to protect sensitive assets. However, it turns out it can be leveraged for nefarious purposes.
If you think you understand security, you don't understand security.
Authentication Mechanism Assurance (AMA) is a useful feature to protect sensitive assets. However, it turns out it can be leveraged for nefarious purposes.
With KB5014754, released on May 10, 2022, a CA injects the Security Identifier (SID) of accounts as a new extension in issued certificates. But what if we want to inject it manually?
Introduction Recently I was presented with a challenge at one of my customers. We were setting up a new, completely
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