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> one of the vulnerabilities seems to be a 0day targeting SMB on Windows. If your computer's network profile is set to Public, it will be firewalled off. In ot
by noinsight 10y ago
> one of the vulnerabilities seems to be a 0day targeting SMB on Windows.
If your computer's network profile is set to Public, it will be firewalled off. In other cases YMMV.
On corporate networks, AD Domain Controllers are (usually) the most highly privileged servers on the network and they will always have SMB enabled and accessible to the entire domain network because Group Policy relies on SMB shares. Compromise the Domain Controllers and you own the entire (Windows) network because they can administer everything.