Part 2 Assignment: Written Portion Requirements

lab details

Unit 7 Lab: Windows Kerberos Exploitation

Outcomes addressed in this activity:

Unit Outcomes:

• Use a SPAN port and commands to capture network traffic.
• Use a program to brute force a login.
• Use log information to detect a brute-force attack.

Course Outcome:

IT411-4: Prepare audits and investigations of electronic computing devices.

In this unit, you will examine how a forensic investigator audits and investigates computing devices. Both auditing and investigating often use the same techniques, as many forensic investigations require accessing archived data.

Part 1 Lab: Windows Kerberos Exploitation

Complete the lab Windows Kerberos Exploitation” in the InfoSec Learning (ISL) environment located in Unit 7. Completion is automatically graded and posted to the Gradebook entry for the lab.

Part 2 Assignment: Written Portion Requirements

In 300 words or more, answer the following:

• What are some known Kerberos vulnerabilities?
• How do they allow a user to escalate privileges?
• How can we use AI to perform audits and analysis on computing devices?
• Can we use AI to detect vulnerabilities and remediate them?
• What are some ways that you can prevent escalation of privileges?

The written portion must contain sufficient information to adequately address the questions and be free from grammar and spelling errors. The paper should be provided in APA format. You may use AI as part of your research but ensure you cross-reference your research to prevent misinformation. Refining your prompts can help you generate precise and relevant responses. Refer to your syllabus for more information on Purdue University Global’s artificial intelligence (AI) policy and resources.

For assistance with APA requirements, please use the resources provided in the Academic Tools section of the course. Points deducted from grade for each writing, spelling, or grammar error are at your instructors discretion.

Review the policy on plagiarism. This policy will be strictly enforced on all applicable labs and discussion posts. If you have any questions, please contact your professor.

Directions for Submitting Your Lab

The lab you take on InfoSec Learning will be graded automatically and reported to your instructor, but you must submit the written portion of the lab to assignment Dropbox. Compose the written portion of your lab in a Microsoft Word document, save it as a file entitled IT411_Unit7Lab_yourname.docx, and submit it to the designated assignment Dropbox for this activity.