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42 F
company.local
Scan #34
6
Critical
17
High
47
Total
1
Fixed
Accounts with No Password Requirement
Critical
User-controlled certificate template (ESC1)
Critical
Stale krbtgt Password — 394 days
High
17 Domain Admins — excessive group size
Moderate
Read-only scan No agents Real data

No sequences, no sales follow-up. Just the report.
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Category: Active Directory

Account Security Active Directory Best Practices

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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Account Security Active Directory Best Practices

Who Owns Your Domain Controllers? The Ownership Gap Attackers Love.

Active Directory Security Privileged Access Moderate 9 min read Who Owns Your Domain Controllers? The Ownership Gap Attackers Love. In Active Directory, the owner of an object can rewrite its permissions at will. When Domain Controller ownership drifts to a service account or an individual user, it opens a privilege escalation path that standard permission […]

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