Windows Server 2025 Flaw: When Security Features Attack Back!

Windows Server 2025 has a hilarious yet dangerous flaw that lets attackers channel their inner hacker and compromise any Active Directory user. The “BadSuccessor” attack exploits Delegated Managed Service Accounts, making it comedy gold for attackers but a headache for IT pros. Microsoft is working on a fix, but until then, stay vigilant!

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Key Points:

  • Akamai researchers discovered a privilege escalation flaw in Windows Server 2025 involving dMSA.
  • The flaw exploits the default configuration and affects 91% of examined environments.
  • The vulnerability allows attackers to simulate a migration process and gain unauthorized access.
  • Microsoft has classified the flaw as moderate in severity, with no immediate patch available yet.
  • Organizations are advised to limit dMSA creation and harden permissions as a temporary mitigation.

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