
GIAC Red Team Professional
Domain 2Objective 3
Enumerating and Attacking Privileges GRTP Practice Questions (Page 7)
Part of the Initial Access and Discovery domain, which makes up ~30% of our current practice bank. GIAC (SANS) does not publish an official question count, but from its 180-minute exam (~70–120 total, ~21–36 in this domain), expect 7–12 from this objective — we provide 41 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)
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Questions 31–35
- 31
You have a low-privilege shell on a Linux host. Enumeration shows that the `/etc/passwd` file is world-writable. What is the most effective way to escalate privileges?
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Which privilege abuse technique involves creating or modifying a scheduled task to run a malicious binary with elevated privileges?
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You have a shell as a user in the `Developers` group on a Windows host. You find that the `Developers` group has `SeDebugPrivilege` enabled. What is the most effective way to escalate privileges?
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During a red team engagement, you gain initial access to a Windows workstation as a standard domain user. You need to identify potential privilege escalation paths without triggering EDR alerts. Which approach best balances stealth and effectiveness for enumerating privileges?
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You have a low-privilege shell on a Windows host. You find a scheduled task that runs as SYSTEM with an action that points to a script in a directory where your user has write permissions. However, the task is configured to run only when the user is logged on. What is the most effective way to escalate privileges?
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