Case Studies

Azure Active Directory compromise

The Azure penetration test helped the client identify and remediate multiple issues and misconfigurations, harden their infrastructure and calculate potential risks.

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The challenge

The team was tasked to perform a penetration test against the undisclosed company's Azure AD infrastructure, with access provided by the client. The assessment was driven in a manner that simulated a malicious individual who has initial access to the client's cloud infrastructure.

The solution

The team was able to lay out and demonstrate an attack path against client's Azure AD which could allow for full compromise.

The Attack Lifecycle

Reconnaissance I

AzureHound, ROADRecon and custom cloud enumeration tools were used to assess objects, ACLs, and SSO-supporting applications within the environment.

Reconnaissance II

SSO-supporting applications were manually reviewed to discover sensitive data leaks, authentication information, or insecure RBAC configurations.

Exploitation I

Confluence and Jira configurations were discovered to be insecure, and the team was able to leverage authentication information disclosed in setup scripts to obtain live build node configurations with API keys to third-party services.

Exploitation II

Sensitive authentication information was discovered in an accidental leak, and used for access to Azure CLI on behalf of a monitoring solution, enabling command execution on production servers.

Conclusion

The cloud penetration test helped the client identify and remediate multiple issues with access control and sensitive information protections, harden their cloud and SaaS infrastructure and calculate potential risks.
In addition, the testing process did not disrupt any of the company’s regular activities, nor the normal function of the production environment.

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Internal Adversary Simulation Case

The adversary simulation activity helped the client identify and remediate multiple issues with the on-premise infrastructure and vulnerabilities, calculate potential risks, and improve the overall security posture. Each finding also included proposed solutions for applying industry-standard defences.

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Social engineering

During this social engineering engagement, it was possible to achieve persistent internal access, exfiltrate confidential and personal information, and compromise the internal segmented infrastructure.

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Client-Bank application compromise

This case is a very good example why manual penetration tests are valuable – the team achieved compromise without administrator access to the application, not using any known exploits or discovering injection/deserialization/other RCE flaws.