An in-depth, hands-on Active Directory attack course — from initial enumeration through Kerberos abuse, lateral movement and domain dominance, using BloodHound, Mimikatz, Impacket and CrackMapExec.
Nearly every enterprise Windows environment runs on Active Directory, making it the most targeted component in modern attacks.
Six phase categories that carry through the full course.
BloodHound, PowerView, BloodyAD, ldeep and RPC-based enumeration.
Kerberoasting, ASREProasting, Shadow Credentials, GMSA, LAPS abuse.
Delegation abuse, DACL attacks, ADCS exploitation, RBCD.
AdminSDHolder, DC Shadow, DSRM, Skeleton Key.
Pass-the-Hash, Pass-the-Ticket, Pass-the-Certificate.
NTDS extraction, Golden/Diamond/Sapphire Ticket, DCSync.
The course follows the exact attacker kill chain, phase by phase.
Click a module to see the detailed techniques covered.
Missing one? Book a free demo — we’ll help you pick the right starting point.
A glimpse of the attack-chain approach used throughout the course.
No hidden charges. Ask us about instalments or group rates if you need them.
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Regular fee ₹52,500 applies once the 5 Oct batch opens.
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Unedited reviews our students left on Google.
I recently completed training courses in OSCP, Active Directory Pentest, and Web Pentest. These courses provided me with the opportunity to deeply learn many topics that were completely new to me. The practical applications and real-world scenarios presented in the lessons helped reinforce what I learned.
I recently took the Network Pentesting, Active Directory Pentesting, and OSCP Prep courses at iGnite Technologies, and I’m truly impressed. The courses provided thorough insights and practical skills that are essential for real-world pentesting. I’m now planning to take the Web App Pentesting course from iGnite as well.
I have been learning (AD Red Teaming) from Ignite Technologies for an extended period and am pleased to be a part of this community. The platform offers top-tier courses in cybersecurity and is highly trustworthy in every respect.
The course was well structured and more practical-oriented than theoretical, which enhances hands-on experience. Another highlight of the institute is "UNDERSTAND+BUILD+EXPLOIT" — most of the time we have created vulnerable labs from scratch and exploited them, which leads to understanding the concept thoroughly.
Best institute for Cybersecurity training. Covers multiple offensive and defensive domains. Active Directory courses are top notch.
I learned about Ignite Technologies at defcon 32. It started slow as I was on a self study path until I discovered Ignite and learned that I could have a coach and a cohort who were studying like myself. I subscribed to red teaming and AD classes — they were at night and early morning, which worked well while my family was sleeping. I passed my OSCP first attempt in late October.
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