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.
Stolen and forged Kerberos tickets let attackers move as anyone. How the technique works, which Windows events help, and the Active Directory settings that limit the damage.
Evil Twin access points copy a trusted SSID to pull devices onto a hostile network. What MITRE documents, what wireless monitoring can catch, and what to teach users.
A rogue DHCP server can hand your hosts the wrong DNS and gateway. Here is how MITRE describes DHCP spoofing, how to spot it, and how to shut it down with switch features.
ARP has no authentication, so forged replies can put an attacker in the path. Learn the signals, static entries and encryption that blunt it.
Legacy name resolution lets an attacker answer for hosts that do not exist and collect NTLM hashes. Learn how to switch it off and require SMB signing.
How attackers position themselves between devices using ARP, DNS and LLMNR abuse or TLS downgrades, and the network and encryption controls that stop them.
Attackers add trusted IPs, drop MFA requirements or widen allowed regions to keep access. Learn what to monitor and who should be able to edit policy.
Windows hands cleartext logon credentials to registered network providers. Learn how a rogue provider captures them and how to audit the registry.
PTA agents, password hash sync and AD FS link on-premises identity to the cloud. See how attackers backdoor them and how to audit each path.
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