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Attacking smart cards in active directory
Reading time: ~9 min
Posted by Hector Cuesta on 26 March 2020
Categories:
Abuse
,
Active directory
,
Research
,
Smartcards
,
Windows
,
Windows events
,
Forgery
,
Impersonation
,
Smartcard
Introduction Recently, I encountered a fully password-less environment. Every employee in this company had their own smart card that they...