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      <title>HTB - Authority</title>
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      <description>HTB Authority (Medium). An AD box via a PWM self-service password portal: anonymous/guest SMB access leaks Ansible automation, cracking an ansible-vault blob (ansible2john &#43; john) unlocks the PWM admin svc_pwm, a rogue LDAP profile &#43; Responder captures svc_ldap in cleartext for a WinRM shell, and an ADCS ESC1 template (plus an LDAP shell adding the user to Domain Admins) finishes the box as Administrator.</description>
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