reverse-skills-max: initial public release (restored, redacted, hardened)
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# AD Certificate Abuse Checklist
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## Core Surfaces
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- Enterprise CA configuration, issuance policy, enrollment permissions, manager approval, authorized signatures
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- Template flags, EKUs, subject or SAN controls, enrollment agent settings, superseded templates
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- PKINIT, smartcard logon, Schannel, certificate mapping, relay paths, accepting services
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## Abuse Chain To Reconstruct
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1. Principal with enrollment or relay path identified
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2. Template or CA weakness established
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3. Certificate issued with exploitable identity material
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4. Service or logon path accepts the cert
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5. Resulting privilege or account effect confirmed
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## Evidence To Keep Together
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- Template side: name, rights, EKUs, flags, SAN controls, issuance requirements
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- Cert side: subject, SAN, serial, validity, issuer, thumbprint
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- Acceptance side: PKINIT or service mapping, target account, resulting privilege
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## Common Pitfalls
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- Stopping at template misconfiguration without proving cert issuance
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- Proving issuance without proving where the cert is actually accepted
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- Mixing certificate abuse with Kerberos delegation when the decisive edge is the template or mapping itself
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