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      <description>HTB Ghost (Insane). A long AD chain: a boolean LDAP injection on the intranet brute-forces gitea_temp_principal, Gitea leaks a Ghost CMS path traversal that reads env vars for an API key, the dev API has a command injection giving a shell in a Linux container, and its env leaks a domain account. From there kerberoasting, a cached Kerberos ticket, a DNS-coerced Responder capture, a Golden SAML via the adfs_gmsa account, a MSSQL linked server, SeImpersonate, and finally a cross-domain Golden Ticket to own the whole forest.</description>
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