# Assume Breach Execution Cycle

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CRTP Lab uses the methodology "Assume Breach", they provide us with a user account with low-level privileges, and the focus of the exam is after the **Initial Comprise** phase.&#x20;

No phishing, no exploits, no CVEs - Let's Live Of The Land while breaching ADs.

#### Initial Access Granted

Upon starting the CRTP Lab's challenge, a low-level user account is already compromised. With the Initial Compromise phase out of the way, the real test of skill begins.

#### Mission Objective: Privilege Escalation

Using only native tools and resources, our task is to escalate privileges within the Active Directory environment. This environment mimics real-world networks, requiring careful maneuvering and a deep understanding of AD

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