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Adding a Version Note to readers.

Author: xploitnik

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 # HTB Certified — ACEVision Case Study
+> **Version Note**
+>
+> This case study was created using an earlier version of ACEVision before the introduction of:
+>
+> * Object Type Detection
+> * Trigger Right Detection
+> * ACEVision Advisor
+> * Recommended Abuse Paths
+> * Potential Outcomes
+> * Suggested Attack Flows
+>
+> The ACL analysis, SID relationships, and privilege escalation findings documented in this case study remain valid.
+>
+> The screenshots shown throughout this document reflect the ACEVision output available at the time the research was performed.
+>
+> For examples of the current ACEVision Advisor output, see:
+>
+> * `docs/validation/`
+> * `docs/comparisons/`
+>
+> These directories contain validation screenshots and BloodHound comparisons generated using the latest version of ACEVision.
 
 ## Overview
 
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 This visibility helps operators, defenders, and students understand not only that a privilege escalation path exists, but why it exists.
 
+## ACEVision Advisor (Current Version)
+
+Since this case study was published, ACEVision has evolved beyond ACL enumeration and now includes an interpretation layer known as **ACEVision Advisor**.
+
+ACEVision Advisor automatically identifies:
+
+* Object Type
+* Trigger Right
+* Recommended DACL Modifications
+* Recommended Abuse Paths
+* Potential Outcomes
+* Suggested Attack Flows
+
+The goal is to help operators understand not only **who controls an object**, but also **what that control means** and **how it may be abused in real-world Active Directory attack paths**.
+
+See the validation and comparison directories for examples generated using the current version.
+
+