Know Your Adversary | ProSec GmbH with Special Guest Robin Unglaub (Ep. 11)
Source: YouTube · SpecterOps · published Jun 2, 2026 · 38:29
Robin Unglaub introduces Task Account, a BloodHound Open Graph extension designed to visualize scheduled tasks for adversary simulation.
Key Takeaways:
• Task Account addresses the "desperation" of manually mapping scheduled tasks to BloodHound graphs, automating the discovery of persistence mechanisms 0:51
• The tool focuses on identifying scheduled tasks that can be abused for lateral movement or privilege escalation within Active Directory environments 1:20
• Integration with BloodHound allows defenders to see how scheduled tasks fit into existing attack paths and adversary tactics 2:05
• The extension helps uncover "Easter eggs" or overlooked persistence methods that standard BloodHound queries might miss 0:36
Task Account enhances the adversary simulation workflow by providing granular visibility into scheduled task-based persistence.
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[music] [music] >> Welcome back to the Know Your Adversary podcast. I'm Jared Atkinson. >> I'm Justin Kohler. >> And today we're joined by Robin Unglaub. And he's going to be talking to us about Yeah, we were practicing his name off off camera here and I think I got pretty close. But Robin is going to be talking to us about Task Account, which is a BloodHound Open Graph extension looking at scheduled tasks and maybe there's some additional little Easter eggs that we might stumble upon as we as we talk about it. But Robin, do you want to take a moment and kind of like tell us about you, tell us about your background, kind of what got you interested in interacting with BloodHound and specifically looking at scheduled tasks? >> The pure desperation. I can I can tell you that. Yeah, so hey guy…