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  • Storing movie collection in the Windows Clock https://blog.rice.is/post/windows-clock/
    cravaterouge@infosec.exchangeC cravaterouge@infosec.exchange

    @obivan It's not because you can that you should xD

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  • It's a blog post I should have published months ago, but here we finally are.
    cravaterouge@infosec.exchangeC cravaterouge@infosec.exchange

    @itm4n Hope you will!

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  • It's a blog post I should have published months ago, but here we finally are.
    cravaterouge@infosec.exchangeC cravaterouge@infosec.exchange

    @itm4n That's a very cool patch analysis, the detective work is crazy on this one! Also seeing an analysis of another type of vulnerability than memory corruption is very refreshing 😃

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  • Some classic NTLM relay tricks seem to be dead on Windows Server 2025
    cravaterouge@infosec.exchangeC cravaterouge@infosec.exchange

    Some classic NTLM relay tricks seem to be dead on Windows Server 2025

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    What Windows Server 2025 Quietly Did to Your NTLM Relay

    TL;DR This post is super short, nevertheless: The classic cross-DC coerce + relay to LDAPS technique, abusing a misconfigured LmCompatibilityLevel (0/1/2) to generate NTLMv1 + ESS and strip the MIC, is dead when the victim DC runs Windows Server 2025. And it’s not just a policy change. It’s hardcoded in msv1_0.dll. Disclaimer I'm not 100%…

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