Detecting and mitigating Active Directory compromises
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CVEs this report names
1 CVE- CVE-2014-1812Microsoft Windows Group Policy Preferences Password Privilege Escalation VulnerabilityMicrosoft · WindowsKEVRansomwarePublic exploitHigh · 8.8T1078Valid AccountsT1552.006Group Policy Preferences1 report65.1%Top 0.75%82.9priority
Where it names them
CVE-2014-1812 Original (opens in a new tab) ↗
In 2014, a privilege escalation vulnerability (CVE-2014-1812) was discovered in Microsoft’s GPP.
Techniques drawn from this report
NoneNo passage in this report has been tied to an ATT&CK technique.