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- Letamp;#39;s welcome Christopher on and he is a first time speaker, so everybody knows what that means. (audience applauding) How is it going? - Good cheers. Good evening everyone. So Iamp;#39;m here to talk about SCCM, a couple of passwords that it stores. How to get them from different attacker perspectives, and a little bit of my story in figuring out how this all works. So I started my career in cyber security around eight years ago, as a penetration tester with an interest in internal infrastructure testing. Quickly pivoted to doing some red teaming as well, and part of that skill set was needing to develop the ability to attack AD. And after doing a couple of assessments in that line, I realized that oftentimes AD Security isnamp;#39;t necessarily controlled by AD itself, itamp;#39;s controlled by the configuration of large scale enterprise solutions like SCCM. So my story with SCCM started in a client engagement where a client had configured it to use network boot. So for
