Security Consultant @semperistech . Independent Security Researcher. Cyclist & Scubadiver. MSRC MVR 2022. "So di non sapere"

Joined May 2009
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Regarding Active Directory permissions, most people assume that a Deny ACE always wins. It doesn't! Windows stops the access check the moment enough rights are granted — any ACE after that point is never evaluated. New post: managedpriv.com/blog/acl-can…
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MSRC stories? I have several. One of the funniest: I submitted a vuln and was told it didn't meet the bar. Blogged about this finding. A few months later, someone else submitted the exact same vuln and suddenly it was confirmed, awarded a bounty, and assigned a CVE. 🤦‍♂️
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I think a lot of people publishing 0-days for childish reasons are mostly chasing visibility.
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Turns out that the fix for the CVE-2020-17103 , the Cloud Filter HsmOsBlockPlaceholderAccess driver bug reported by @tiraniddo was never ported to Windows 11 / Server 2025 and still not fixed. LPE from user to SYSTEM 🤦‍♂️
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Server 2019 before patch (CVE-2020-17103 , december 8th 2020) is vulnerable, after patch not. The patch was ported on 2022 too
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I published a new "security research" post, and for once, it’s not about Windows 😅 This time I took a look at the myAudi connected vehicle platform and its APIs..🤓 Curiosity drives security research, no matter the target Read it here 👇 decoder.cloud/2026/05/08/oh-…
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Replying to @4ndr3w6S
@4ndr3w6S pulled me into this rabbit hole, and it was a fun one.
Took a break from LDAP, fell down the dMSA rabbit hole with @YuG0rd, and watched the snake eat its own tail. dMSA Ouroboros: self-sustaining credential extraction on patched Server 2025. Six commands. Survives attacker account deletion. huntress.com/blog/dmsa-ourob…
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This second blogpost concludes @yaumn_'s research on #Windows authentication reflection. He discloses the new Kerberos authentication coercion technique he discovered to remotely compromise Windows systems 💥 A little bonus is even included at the end 👀👇 synacktiv.com/en/publication…
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Andrea P retweeted
Questo è bellissimo. Ma, e se fosse vero?
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LmCompatibilityLevel=5 on your DCs but still seeing NTLMv1 auth succeed? The PDC's level is the only one that counts for the whole domain. Yeah, NTLM is deprecated… Link to post👇 decoder.cloud/2026/04/15/lmc…

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DREAMS DO COME TRUE ❤️
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Microsoft just updated the cve msrc.microsoft.com/update-gu… after I told them that is it not related to the printspooler but a vulnerability in the endpoint mapper protocol (epmap) in rpcrt4.dll 😅

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Insomni’hack was a truly great event. First time attending, and I really appreciated the high quality of the talks and the flawless organization. Also really glad I had the chance to give my talk and be part of such a great lineup! #inso26 @1ns0mn1h4ck
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Gave some extra work to MSRC 😅
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[RELEASE] Better late than never! Part 3 is out! Fantastic unwind information and where to find them. We went digging through .pdata, RTF Lookups, and a few ntdll internals that probably weren't meant to be touched. BYOUD dropping alongside. Enjoy 😉 klezvirus.github.io/posts/By…
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I know, I know well-known stuff everyone knows. Then why do I still keep finding these misconfigs so often? Maybe it’s still worth ? semperis.com/blog/missing-pr…

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With yesterday’s CVE I realized that I reached 20 CVEs. Nothing huge, but an honest number considering this isn’t even my job.🤷‍♂️
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When you try to harden Windows PrintNotify callbacks, you end up exposing vulnerabilities in other protocols like EPMAP that have been sitting around (or even more) for 20 years msrc.microsoft.com/update-gu…

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