Hacking Active Directory
Active Directory is used by many organizations as the core of their authentication infrastructure. Since Active Directory is a directory service that centrally manages all resources within an organization, it is the first target of an attacker who infiltrates the organization’s internal network. Understanding the methods of attack against Active Directory can help prevent serious damage and, even if it is compromised, can help with early recovery and cause investigation. In this workshop, participants will experience typical methods of attacking Active Directory and learn mitigation measures against those attacks. Participants will have access to the environment within the cloud service provided by our company, and the workshop will be conducted in a hands-on style.
Workshop Outline
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Title
Hacking Active Directory
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Workshop Schedule
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Day1
10:40-12:10
13:50-15:20 -
Day2
10:40-12:10
13:30-15:00 -
Venue
Track 2(HALL A)
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Registration
Anyone who attends CODE BLUE , at venue
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Number of participants
Maximum of 10 participants per session (approximately 1.5 hours)
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Recommended for
Those involved in SOC or CSIRT in an organization
Those aspiring to become penetration testers -
Required skills
Basic operations of Linux
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Required items
Laptop PC(Requires a browser)
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Presents
IBM Japan, Ltd. X-Force Red
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