Maybe you should’ve stuck with NetWare: Hijackers can bypass Active Directory controls

“The idea of a rogue domain controller is not new and has been mentioned multiple times in previous security publications but required invasive techniques (like installing a virtual machine with Windows Server) and to log on a regular domain controller (DC) to promote the VM into a DC for the targeted domain.”That’s easily spotted, so Delsalle wrote that the attack described by Delpy and Le Toux has to “modify the targeted AD infrastructure database to authorise the rogue server to be part of the replication process.”

Source: Maybe you should’ve stuck with NetWare: Hijackers can bypass Active Directory controls • The Register

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