# SQL Server Attacks (todo)

- [Initial Access](https://ad-lab.gitbook.io/building-a-windows-ad-lab/vulnerabilities-and-misconfigurations-and-attacks/active-directory-attacks/sql-server-attacks/initial-access.md)
- [SQL Server default login](https://ad-lab.gitbook.io/building-a-windows-ad-lab/vulnerabilities-and-misconfigurations-and-attacks/active-directory-attacks/sql-server-attacks/initial-access/sql-server-default-login.md)
- [Normal domain user access](https://ad-lab.gitbook.io/building-a-windows-ad-lab/vulnerabilities-and-misconfigurations-and-attacks/active-directory-attacks/sql-server-attacks/initial-access/normal-domain-user-access.md)
- [Privilege Escalation](https://ad-lab.gitbook.io/building-a-windows-ad-lab/vulnerabilities-and-misconfigurations-and-attacks/active-directory-attacks/sql-server-attacks/privilege-escalation.md)
- [Impersonation](https://ad-lab.gitbook.io/building-a-windows-ad-lab/vulnerabilities-and-misconfigurations-and-attacks/active-directory-attacks/sql-server-attacks/privilege-escalation/impersonation.md): SQL Server has a special permission, named impersonate, this enables one user to operate with the permissions of another user as well as their own permissions.
- [DB-Owner](https://ad-lab.gitbook.io/building-a-windows-ad-lab/vulnerabilities-and-misconfigurations-and-attacks/active-directory-attacks/sql-server-attacks/privilege-escalation/db-owner.md)
- [Enumerate Logins](https://ad-lab.gitbook.io/building-a-windows-ad-lab/vulnerabilities-and-misconfigurations-and-attacks/active-directory-attacks/sql-server-attacks/privilege-escalation/enumerate-logins.md)
- [Weak passwords](https://ad-lab.gitbook.io/building-a-windows-ad-lab/vulnerabilities-and-misconfigurations-and-attacks/active-directory-attacks/sql-server-attacks/privilege-escalation/enumerate-logins/weak-passwords.md)
- [Executing Commands](https://ad-lab.gitbook.io/building-a-windows-ad-lab/vulnerabilities-and-misconfigurations-and-attacks/active-directory-attacks/sql-server-attacks/executing-commands.md): xp\_cmdshell could be used to execute commands on the SQL Server.
- [Database-Links](https://ad-lab.gitbook.io/building-a-windows-ad-lab/vulnerabilities-and-misconfigurations-and-attacks/active-directory-attacks/sql-server-attacks/database-links.md): SQL Servers can be configured to link to other SQL Servers.
- [Capturing hashes & Relaying](https://ad-lab.gitbook.io/building-a-windows-ad-lab/vulnerabilities-and-misconfigurations-and-attacks/active-directory-attacks/sql-server-attacks/capturing-hashes-and-relaying.md): SQL servers by default run as a service with a local account, but might run under a domain user account. These are normally local admin on a server and might be on multiple SQL Servers.


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