Now that you are familiar with the steps involved in Kerberos authentication, it's important to recognize that this ticket$-$based protocol is not impervious

to subversion and abuse. According to a Dark Reading article titled "Active Directory Attacks Hit the Mainstream $\_,"$ Kerberos attacks have become

increasingly prevalent and impactful. Threat actors target the vulnerabilities in the Kerberos authentication protocol and exploit tools such as Mimikatz to

compromise user credentials. To protect their systems, organizations are advised to implement robust security measures, including multi$-$factor

authentication, monitoring solutions, and regular security assessments, as highlighted in the article.

For this activity, research one of the following Kerberos attacks.

Kerberoasting

Golden Ticket

Silver Ticket

Bronze Bit Attack

Harvesting Tickets

Over$-$Pass$-$The$-$Hash$/$Pass$-$the$-$Key

AS$-$REP Roast

Utilize Powerpoint $($or your preferred drawing application$)$ to create a visual depiction of the Kerberos attack you selected. In addition, be sure to include

the details outlined below:

Overview of attack

Visual depiction of attack

Kerberos weakness your attack exploits

Commonly used Kerberos attack tools $($examples include: Impacket, Mimikatz, Rubeus$)$

Mitigations for your attack

Detection strategies for this specific Kerberos attack

Resources

"Kerberos Explained in Pictures $-\_{?}^{-}$by Daniel Lebrero

"Kerberos & Attacks $101?",$ slidedeck pdf$,$ by Tim Medin