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This is the story of how I used Microsoft Teams's own design against itself.

We all kinda know that Electron apps are dangerous—at least to our RAM, am I right??

But seriously, these cross-platform apps, because of how they get installed, present a tasty spot for attackers to take up residence and even inject malicious code into trusted applications, with the poor user being none the wiser.

Here's how it works.

POV: You're performing a pentest/red team engagement against a fairly hardened environment. You have, through creativity and perseverance, landed an implant on a workstation. Your session has low privileges, but the user may have local admin or associated higher-priv accounts. You're trying to remain stealthy, and normal lateral movement techniques might get detected. You need creds, but how to get them when everyone's watching you?

Answer: use SSO against itself by listening in on the browser.