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Lab — RoE

Pack AD mindset — scope, lab inventory, stranger refusal — Rules of Engagement file only, dest $LAB_AD.

25 min+40 XP3 quiz
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Visual · t25_roe_lab

Lab: write RoE pack. $LAB_AD only. Original Cyberlium.

Opening

RoE pack before any LDAP bind — paperwork discipline AD mentors expect.

Lessons 1–3 defined why AD matters, lab AD hygiene, and stranger-domain refusal. This lab ships the combined artifact: literacy definition, lab AD inventory, and NEVER STRANGER DOMAIN block for $LAB_AD. No attack execution required — scope and RoE paperwork first. Next: Quiz — AD Mindset and Lab.

1. Lab contract: write the RoE pack

Create $HOME/cyberlium-lab/t25-m01-l04-roe-lab.txt with date, operator, $LAB_AD forest name, literacy vs cookbook paragraph, lab AD inventory, and NEVER STRANGER DOMAIN lines.

Optional: one-line proof your lab AD VM exists — still no unauthorized enum required in this lab.

Command guide

Try these commands — Lab contract: write the RoE pack

═══ WINDOWS / POWERSHELL (Active Directory Lab) ═══

Check current user, domain context, and security privileges

Command — copy this

whoami /user /groups /priv

Query active Domain Controller and trust relationships

Command — copy this

nltest /dsgetdc:$env:USERDOMAIN
nltest /domain_trusts

List password policy across the domain

Command — copy this

net accounts /domain

Check Kerberos ticket cache

Command — copy this

klist

═══ LINUX / BASH (Lab Network) ═══ Test DNS SRV resolution for Active Directory services

Command — copy this

dig _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.lab.local SRV +short
dig _kerberos._tcp.dc._msdcs.lab.local SRV +short

Primary tools to practice this lesson: grep, curl. Reference sites: RoE literacy (https://www.cisa.gov/resources-tools/resources/active-directory-security-best-practices); Microsoft security auditing (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/auditing/); MITRE ATT&CK (https://attack.mitre.org/). Run every command in the box — install first, then the usage lines — only on YOUR lab / program scope.

2. Cross-check against misuse patterns

Grep notes for Rubeus one-liners, secretsdump, production FQDNs, or 'roast all' headings — redact or delete. Rewrite forum habits to $LAB_AD placeholders before you copy workflows.

Classmates build their own RoE packs for their $LAB_AD — not yours.

3. Lock the proof

chmod 600 on the pack. Quiz is next — then AD Structure Literacy.

AD mentors archive RoE before first enum; you are practicing that habit early.

4. What you ship: AD RoE pack for $LAB_AD

RoE pack: scope, lab inventory, refusal block. $LAB_AD named. NEVER stranger domains. chmod 600.

5. What you record before the next lesson

Date. RoE pack path. $LAB_AD scope note. File t25-m01-l04-roe-lab.txt chmod 600.

6. Wrong vs right: stranger-domain attacks vs lab AD literacy

Worked failure — same MSF word, opposite target. Right never needs a café Wi-Fi or classmate laptop.

  • Wrong

    Skip the file and run enum against production. Add employer DC to approved list.

  • Right

    Write YOUR RoE pack for $LAB_AD. chmod 600. Next: Quiz — AD Mindset and Lab.

Mission: freeze YOUR RoE pack on disk

1) Merge scope, inventory, refusal sections. 2) Name $LAB_AD. 3) chmod 600. Never list stranger-domain attacks as approved practice.

Stuck? Ask Cyberlium AI Mentor

RoE packs are boring on purpose — boring keeps you ethical.

Knowledge Check

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APPLY: This lab requires:

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APPLY: True or False: You should chmod 600 on AD lab notes.

True or False

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APPLY: A tutorial runs Impacket against a live tenant. You:

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