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    Custom Active Directory Client-Side Extensions Enable Stealthy Corporate Backdoors

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    Custom Active Directory Client-Side Extensions Enable Stealthy Corporate Backdoors

    A sophisticated method for establishing persistent backdoors in corporate networks through the abuse of custom Client-Side Extensions (CSEs) in Microsoft Active Directory environments.
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