Delegated Managed Service Accounts (dMSAs) introduce a Kerberos-based authentication model to replace LDAP password retrieval, enhancing Active Directory security. However, the Ouroboros technique demonstrates that attackers controlling dMSA permissions can exploit the successor logic to inherit the privileges of superseded legacy accounts. This turns the dMSA into a persistence and account takeover primitive, requiring defenders to monitor internal authorization paths rather than just password retrieval events.