Detecting Trust Modification in AD and Identity Tenants (T1484.002)
Adding a federated identity provider or changing a domain trust can let an attacker sign in as anyone. What MITRE documents, how to detect it, how to limit it.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Adding a federated identity provider or changing a domain trust can let an attacker sign in as anyone. What MITRE documents, how to detect it, how to limit it.
Group Policy can push tasks, tools and rights to every machine in a domain. How attackers abuse GPOs, what to monitor in AD and SYSVOL, and how to lock it down.
Attackers who change GPOs, trusts or identity federation gain broad reach quickly. What MITRE documents, how to detect it, and how to harden admin paths.
How adversaries map domain and forest trusts with nltest, LDAP and APIs, and how to detect it and shrink the trust surface.
Malware uses mutexes and lock files to avoid infecting a host twice. What MITRE documents and how defenders can use the behavior.
Environmental keying derives a decryption key from target specific values, so a payload cannot be analyzed elsewhere. MITRE details and defender guidance.
Execution guardrails make malware run only on its intended target. Here is what MITRE documents, what to look for, and why prevention is the wrong goal.
How attackers use chmod and chown to bypass file access controls on Linux and macOS, and how to spot and reduce it.
icacls, takeown, attrib and PowerShell ACL cmdlets can grant an intruder access to protected files. MITRE T1222.001 detection and hardening steps.
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