Network

Offensive scope for the network-facing services and RPC interfaces that Windows and infrastructure hosts expose, where a single reachable service can coerce authentication or run code, with the Windows Print Spooler as a long-standing example.

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Windows and infrastructure hosts expose a wide range of network-reachable services and RPC interfaces, and many of them were designed for a trusted LAN rather than a hostile one. A single reachable service can be enough to coerce a machine into authenticating to an attacker, or to load code as SYSTEM, which is why these interfaces are a staple of internal compromise.

Services#

  • Print Spooler: the Windows print service (MS-RPRN / MS-PAR), source of both the PrinterBug coercion primitive and the Point and Print driver-loading code execution.

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