ConfigManBearPig 2.0 – Things Are Getting Cereal
SpecterOps releases a Python rewrite of ConfigManBearPig covering 30+ attack techniques against Microsoft Configuration Manager — a tool widely deployed in European enterprises for endpoint management.
Summary written by editorial AI · Source link below
TL;DR – In the past several years, security researchers have discovered 30+ unique attack techniques targeting Microsoft Configuration Manager (formerly SCCM), as its widespread control of an organization’s devices makes it an appealing target. ConfigManBearPig 2.0 is a Python rewrite of the original PowerShell script that collects data from SCCM to identify the misconfigurations that […] The post ConfigManBearPig 2.0 – Things Are Getting Cereal appeared first on SpecterOps .
Editorial Analysis
Microsoft Configuration Manager remains pervasive in enterprise environments; a consolidated offensive toolkit lowers the barrier for adversaries and raises urgency for hardening and detection coverage.
Conduct a ConfigMgr/SCCM security review against the published attack techniques and close gaps in role separation and network access controls.
A publicly available tool now consolidates 30+ attack paths against the endpoint management system used by most large enterprises.
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