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Kerberos IV – Delegations
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Discover how to abuse Kerberos for lateral movement. Learn User Impersonation techniques like Pass the Ticket, Shadow Credentials, and forging tickets. read more
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Kerberos III – User Impersonation
Kerberos III – User Impersonation 1920 1080 Raúl Redondo
Discover how to abuse Kerberos for lateral movement. Learn User Impersonation techniques like Pass the Ticket, Shadow Credentials, and forging tickets. read more
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Kerberos II – Credential Access
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Dive into the fundamentals of the Kerberos authentication protocol. Explore its history, core concepts, authentication flow, and PKINIT in part one of our series. read more
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Kerberos I – Overview
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Dive into the fundamentals of the Kerberos authentication protocol. Explore its history, core concepts, authentication flow, and PKINIT in part one of our series. read more
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Outlook 365 for the PWN
Outlook 365 for the PWN 1200 630 Lares Labs
Outlook 365 for the PWN shows how an attacker can chain built in tools like PowerShell, Word macros, and Outlook COM automation to quietly enumerate domain users and exfiltrate data over email, then closes with practical macro hardening steps in GPO and Endpoint Manager to help defenders get ahead of this tradecraft. read more
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Living Off The Land – Built-In Pwning
Living Off The Land – Built-In Pwning 1200 630 Lares Labs
Living Off The Land – Built-In Pwning walks through how adversaries can use native Windows capabilities like PowerShell Get-CimInstance and ADSI Searcher to quietly enumerate domain groups, users, passwords in description fields, and remote administration paths such as WinRM and SMB, all without dropping additional tooling on disk. read more
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Red Team 101 – An Introduction
Red Team 101 – An Introduction 1200 630 Lares Labs
Red Team 101 explains how Lares uses objective based, adversary emulation exercises to test whether mature security programs can detect, investigate, and contain real-world attacks across social, physical, and electronic attack surfaces. read more
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The Lowdown on Lateral Movement
The Lowdown on Lateral Movement 1200 630 Lares Labs
Defenders think in lists, but attackers think in graphs. In this post, the Lares Labs team breaks down the mechanics of lateral movement and explores how you can leverage Symmetrical Task Framing to outmaneuver threat actors navigating your network. read more

How Lares Thinks About Mythos-Class AI in Offensive Security
How Lares Thinks About Mythos-Class AI in Offensive Security 1200 630 Andrew Heller
Mythos-class AI is changing how vulnerabilities are found, not replacing real adversaries. Learn how Lares views Mythos, AI-assisted testing, and what security teams should do next. read more

What We Look For in a Penetration Tester at Lares (And Why Clients Care)
What We Look For in a Penetration Tester at Lares (And Why Clients Care) 1200 630 Andrew Heller
What is the difference between a standard security report and a true adversarial assessment? It all comes down to the operators. See what we look for at Lares. read more

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