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.
Gaining privileges beyond what is intended.
Accessing further internal systems after initial login.
Missing or inadequate recording of security-relevant events.
Exploiting existing credentials for access.
Delivering malicious content via electronic communication.
Changing permissions or creating new accounts.
Modifying domain policies for privilege escalation.
Bypassing mechanisms for privilege escalation (e.g., UAC).
Deliberate deletion of logs and evidence to conceal an attack.
Capturing active session tokens to bypass authentication.
Extracting credentials from the operating system.
Extracting passwords from web browsers or password managers.
Use of legitimate remote services for lateral movement within the network.
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