Attacker impersonates a legitimate user or partner.
Unauthorized modification of shared data or configurations.
Deleting or altering traces of an action.
Unintentional disclosure of internal information to externals.
Overloading systems through massive requests or resource hogging.
Guest user gains privileges of an internal employee.
Accessing further internal systems after initial login.
Partner activities are not centrally monitored.
Collecting information about the target infrastructure.
Delivering malicious content via electronic communication.
Exploiting existing credentials for access.
Access via VPNs or cloud management interfaces.
Changing permissions or creating new accounts.
Modifying domain policies for privilege escalation.
Capturing active session tokens to bypass authentication.
Attempts to gain access to accounts or API keys through systematic trial and error.
Extracting passwords from web browsers or password managers.
Enumeration of internal accounts and group structures after initial access.
Use of legitimate remote services for lateral movement within the network.
Accessing data from knowledge bases (SharePoint, Confluence).
Accessing data from cloud storage (S3, Blobs).
Data leakage via legitimate web interfaces.
Removing access for legitimate users.
Irretrievable deletion of company data.
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