Part 7: Hacking BitStream - (Active Directory)
Source: YouTube · Tyler Ramsbey - Hack Smarter · published Jul 7, 2026 · 20:25
This video continues part seven of the Bitstream range on the Hack Smarter platform, picking up from Active Directory enumeration to exploit a Kerberoastable user named Eddie 0:06-0:34.
Key Takeaways:
• The Bitstream range is a beginner-friendly lab requiring basic web app penetration testing and Active Directory knowledge 0:06-0:12.
• The session resumes from part six, where BloodHound was actively being used to identify an attack path 0:15-0:23.
• Guided lab questions direct the attacker to focus on finding Kerberoastable user accounts 0:26-0:32.
• Through BloodHound queries, the user "Eddie" is confirmed as Kerberoastable, establishing the next attack vector 0:32-0:40.
The video sets the stage for executing a Kerberoasting attack against Eddie's account to further compromise the Active Directory environment.
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What is up everyone? Welcome back to another video. This is part seven of working through the Bitstream range from the Hack Smarter platform. This is a beginner-friendly range that requires some basic web app pen testing and active directory knowledge. And I'm going to pick up right where we left off at the end of part six. Remember at the end of part six, we were doing active directory enumeration with BloodHound. And specifically, we were trying to identify a way forward. And in the lab itself, it gives us some guided questions. And the question it asked us is "Hey, what user is Kerberoastable?" And we identified that there's a user named Eddie who is Kerberoastable. So, let's pick up right where we left off at the end of part six. So, here in BloodHound, we ran that query. We saw that E…