Can you reword?  I'm not sure I clearly understand the question.

FWIW, going from DA to EA is a matter of adding one's id to the EA group.  DA's have that right in the root domain of the forest (DA's of the root domain have that right). Editing etc. is not necessary. Nor are key-loggers etc.
If physical access is available, there are plenty of ways to get the access you require to a domain but I suspect you're asking how can a DA from a child domain gain EA access; is that the question you're looking to answer? 

Just for curiousity, what brings up that question?

Al

On 9/14/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

It has been suggested by certain parties here that elevating one's rights from AD to EA is 'simple'.

I have suggested that whilst it's possible it is not simple at all.

Does anyone have any descriptions of methods / backdoors / workarounds etc that can be used to elevate rights in this way? Naturally, you may prefer to send this to me offline :) [ [EMAIL PROTECTED]]

I can think of the following basic methods:
 - Remove DC disks and edit offline
 - Introduce key logger on admin workstation / DC
 - Inject code into lsass

As you can see, I don't want specific steps to 'hack' the DC, just basic ideas / methods.

Thanks,
neil

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