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Flightpath by DRG0NF1Y — dragonfly with a connected flight route

Companion to Active Directory Attack Paths · 5th Edition, Rev 5.1

The book teaches you how to think. Flightpath gets you to root.

A ready-to-run CherryTree operator companion to AD Attack Paths: the exact commands behind every decision card, the field tells that separate valid creds from a shell, and a live workspace to track a real engagement host by host.

96 nodesCherryTree .ctbSynced to Rev 5.1

Free sample: five instructional nodes · CherryTree required · No email or payment needed.

$19 add-on · $160 bundle · Available now — private downloads after checkout

Why They Pair

Two halves of one workflow.

The book is the reasoning layer. Flightpath is the operator layer. Each points at the other, so you learn it once and run it forever.

The Book

How to think.

IF/THEN decision cards, prerequisites, and what each step proves — so you make the right call under pressure instead of running commands blind.

Flightpath

How to do.

Every command ready to paste, cross-referenced to the book's cards, plus the field gotchas — clock skew, name resolution, tool bugs — that quietly eat your time.

What's Inside

96 nodes, organized the way you attack.

Enumeration → Active Directory → Privilege Escalation → Lateral Movement → Pivoting. Nothing to assemble — open it and work.

01

Full AD attack-path set — roasting, ACL abuse, delegation, AD CS (ESC1–8), DCSync, trusts, Golden/Silver tickets.

02

Windows & Linux privesc — matched depth, each vector gated by the privilege it needs.

03

Privilege → Attack reference — whoami /priv and /groups mapped to what each one unlocks.

04

Living engagement workspace — a template you clone per box, with notes and per-host tracking.

05

The gotchas, written down — the (Pwn3d!) tell, Kerberos prep, cmd-vs-PowerShell.

06

Book cross-references — nodes cite the exact cards behind the command.

Sample Node

The (Pwn3d!) tell.

One of the operator tells Flightpath spells out — how to read which boxes you already own before you ever open a shell.

Lateral Movement → The (Pwn3d!) tell
# nxc marks admin access -- this is how you know which boxes you ALREADY own:
[+] user:pass            = creds VALID on that host (not admin)
[+] user:pass (Pwn3d!)   = creds are LOCAL ADMIN on that host  ← your shell

# Triage: spray ONE cred across the subnet, then read the (Pwn3d!) lines:
$ nxc smb 10.0.2.0/24 -u user -p pass

# psexec / wmiexec succeeding = you were already local admin.
# Pwn3d! is strong evidence; the shell + whoami is the final proof.

Book cross-ref: decision cards 6N–6R, “WinRM Success,” p.36–38.

Pricing

Add it to the book, or get both together.

Already own the book
$19

Flightpath notebook add-on. The clean CherryTree .ctb template, synced to Rev 5.1.

Best value
$160

Book + Flightpath bundle. The 400-page 5th Edition Practitioner manual and the operator notebook together.

Responsible use: Buyers receive the clean template to populate — never anyone's engagement data. Commands and procedures are intended for intentionally vulnerable labs or systems covered by explicit written authorization. Purchase grants one customer a non-transferable license. Redistribution, resale, public posting, and removal of copyright notices are prohibited.

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