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Tag: RODC Password Replication Policy

Jan 01 2018

Attacking Read-Only Domain Controllers (RODCs) to Own Active Directory

  • By Sean Metcalf in ActiveDirectorySecurity, Hacking, Microsoft Security

I have been fascinated with Read-Only Domain Controllers (RODCs) since RODC was released as a new DC promotion option with Windows Server 2008. Microsoft customers wanted a DC that wasn’t really a DC. – something that could be deployed in a location that’s not physically secure and still be able to authenticate users. This post …

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