Hybrid Identity Attack Surface: The On-Prem Entra Risk

When you connect AD to Entra ID, the setup creates a small set of objects inside your domain and hands them real power: the directory synchronization accounts, the Seamless SSO computer account, and, if you use cloud Kerberos trust, a dedicated trust object. They are privileged by design, they make good targets, and in most environments no one is keeping an eye on them.

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Schema Admins: The Privileged Group That Should Be Empty

A compromised account with standing schema admin rights gives an attacker a path to alter the forest’s structure itself, changes that are irreversible and can break replication forest wide. Here is how attackers abuse a populated Schema Admins group, how to find these accounts, and how to close the gap for good.

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Non-Expiring Passwords: A Hacker’s Delight

When the PasswordNeverExpires flag is set, a stolen credential stays valid forever. Non-expiring passwords are one of the most common findings we see in Active Directory. Here is how attackers find and abuse these accounts, how to identify them in your environment, and how to close the gap for good.

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