DEF CON 25 - Andy Robbins, Will Schroeder - Designing Active Directory DACL Backdoors

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Active Directory (AD) object discretionary access control lists (DACLs) are an untapped offensive landscape, often overlooked by attackers and defenders alike. The control relationships between AD objects align perfectly with the "attackers think in graphs" philosophy and expose an entire class of previously unseen control edges, dramatically expanding the number of paths to complete domain compromise.

While DACL misconfigurations can provide numerous paths that facilitate elevation of domain rights, they also present a unique chance to covertly deploy Active Directory persistence. It's often difficult to determine whether a specific AD DACL misconfiguration was set intentionally or implemented by accident. This makes Active Directory DACL backdoors an excellent persistence opportunity: minimal forensic footprint, and maximum plausible deniability.
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I have this scenario

user1 --> member of group --> that group is a member of a another group --> and this group have force password change on a user2.

So i tried to change the password of user2 from user1 it says "access denied"

Can I expect any suggestions from this?

utkarshagrawal