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      CVE-2026-54121: Active Directory Certificate Services Impersonation (Certighost)
    
  
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  🧠 Conceptual Overview
  
    This module provides diagnostic capabilities for CVE-2026-54121, dubbed Certighost. The vulnerability exists within Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) during the validation phase of computer account certificate enrollments.
    
    An attacker possessing standard low-privileged domain credentials creates a new computer account and submits a certificate request containing manipulated cdc (controlled IP listener) and rmd (target DC FQDN) attributes. When the Certificate Authority (CA) connects back to validate the machine's identity, rogue LDAP (port 389) and SMB/LSA (port 445) listeners spoof the target Domain Controller's identity attributes (sAMAccountName, SID, dNSHostName). This tricks the CA into issuing an authentic Domain Controller certificate, allowing full domain compromise via PKINIT.
  

  🎯 Core Impact Philosophy
  
    "Authenticate as a machine, escalate to the entire domain."
    Certighost bypasses traditional AD CS template permissions by poisoning the CA's identity resolution pipeline. Obtaining a valid Domain Controller certificate grants instant PKINIT authentication, yielding both a TGT credential cache (.ccache) and the target DC's NT hash.
  

  πŸ“Š Vulnerability Specifications
  
    
      
        Specification
        Assigned Value
        Notes
      
    
    
      
        CVE Identifier
        CVE-2026-54121
        Active Directory Certificate Services Impersonation
      
      
        Severity Rating
        Critical (CVSS v3.1: 9.8)
        CVSS:3.1/AV:N/AC:L/PR:L/UI:N/S:C/C:H/I:H/A:H
      
      
        Vulnerability Type
        CWE-287 / CWE-290
        Improper Authentication / Authentication Bypass via Spoofing
      
      
        Affected Component
        Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS)
        Certificate Enrollment & Identity Validation Pipeline
      
      
        Attack Vector
        Network
        Executed remotely over SMB, LDAP, and RPC protocols
      
      
        Privileges Required
        Low Privileges
        Standard domain user account (ability to add machine accounts)
      
    
  

  πŸ•Έ Attack Scenario & Architecture
  graph TD
    A[Low-Priv Domain User] -->|1. Create Computer Account| B[Domain Controller]
    A -->|2. Start Rogue SMB 445 / LDAP 389 Listeners| C[Attacker Machine]
    A -->|3. Submit Cert Request with cdc & rmd Attributes| D[Active Directory CA]
    D -->|4. CA Lookups Connect to Rogue Listeners| C
    C -->|5. Validate via Netlogon & Return Target DC Identity| D
    D -->|6. Issue Valid DC Certificate .pfx| A
    A -->|7. Perform PKINIT with DC Certificate| E[Full Domain Takeover / NT Hash Export]
  

  πŸ›‘ Mitigation Checklist
  
    🟒 Apply Security Updates: Deploy official Microsoft patches addressing CVE-2026-54121 across AD CS servers.
    🟒 Restrict Machine Account Creation: Set ms-DS-MachineAccountQuota to 0 to prevent non-admin users from creating new computer objects.
    🟑 AD CS Hardening: Disable vulnerable certificate templates and ensure EDITF_ATTRIBUTESUBJECTALTNAME2 (ESC6) is turned off unless explicitly required.
    🟑 Network Filtering: Block outbound SMB (445) and LDAP (389) traffic from CA servers to arbitrary workstations.
  
  

  
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        Release Date
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        πŸͺŸ Windows
        v6.3.20
        x64 Installer (.exe)
        2026-09-08
        🟒 Latest
        Download .exe
      
      
        πŸͺŸ Windows
        v6.3.20
        x64 Portable (.tar.gz)
        2026-09-08
        🟒 Latest
        Download .tar.gz
      
      
        🍏 macOS
        v5.3.29
        Apple Silicon M1/M2/M3 (.dmg)
        2026-09-05
        🟒 Stable
        Download .dmg
      
      
        🐧 Linux
        v5.3.27
        Universal x64 (.tar.gz)
        2026-09-01
        🟒 Stable
        Download .tar.gz
      
      
        πŸ€– Android
        v8a 5.3.27
        ARM64 APK (.apk)
        2026-09-01
        🟒 Stable
        Download .apk
      
    
  

  2️⃣ Install Dependencies & Execution
  Install the required Python libraries for rogue LDAP/SMB listeners and certificate handling:

  # Install python dependencies
sudo pip install --break-system-packages git+https://github.com/fortra/impacket.git cryptography pyasn1 asn1crypto pycryptodome dnspython

# Execute Certighost proof-of-concept (Requires root for ports 389/445)
sudo python3 certighost.py -d playground.local -u lowpriv -p 'Password1234' --dc-ip 192.168.1.10
  

  
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