A.Network device types and roles

B.Usernames and passwords

C.Network interface and routing information

D.Running services and processes

A.Social engineering to gather intel from company employees

B.Deploying a wide range of automated scanning tools against the target

C.Physically breaking into the target's premises to gather intel

D.Reviewing publicly available information about the target

A.Enumerating valid usernames by initiating Kerberos authentication attempts

B.Detecting misconfigurations in Kerberos delegation settings

C.Identifying weak encryption algorithms used in Kerberos tickets

D.Extracting service account credentials by abusing Kerberos TGS tickets

A.To cause a denial of service in the network infrastructure

B.To exfiltrate all data immediately from the compromised host

C.To establish a persistent backdoor in the network

D.To gain access to additional systems and expand control within the environment

A.To distribute malware payloads more efficiently

B.To reduce the operational costs of maintaining the infrastructure

C.To obfuscate the attack source and complicate traceability

D.To automate the process of domain registration