Windows PrivEsc 01: Initial Enumeration (The Part That Actually Matters)
If you've ever popped a box on HackTheBox, TryHackMe, or OffSec Proving Grounds, you know the drill. Initial access between Linux and Windows isn't that different. Scan, fuzz, find a CVE ("Heey there's an exploit.py"), get a shell. Not that much different between the OS. It gets interesting with pri
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