# Offensive Security

- [Windows Components Object Model](https://www.221bluestreet.com/offensive-security/windows-components-object-model.md): Windows Components Object Model is an old however widely used technology on Windows Systems. Its Attack surface is vast and can be utilized for various goals which I hope to cover in future articles.
- [Demystifying Windows Component Object Model (COM)](https://www.221bluestreet.com/offensive-security/windows-components-object-model/demystifying-windows-component-object-model-com.md)
- [COM Hijacking - T1546.015](https://www.221bluestreet.com/offensive-security/windows-components-object-model/com-hijacking-t1546.015.md): Component object model hijacking method for persistence and privilege escalation.
- [COM Execution - T1559.001](https://www.221bluestreet.com/offensive-security/windows-components-object-model/com-execution-t1559.001.md): Templates and methods of quickly executing COM and DCOM


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