ADReaper - A fast enumeration tool for Windows Active Directory Pentesting written in Go

ADReaper - A fast enumeration tool for Windows Active Directory Pentesting written in Go
ADReaper is a tool written in Golang which enumerates an Active Directory environment with LDAP 2022-4-28 22:44:15 Author: hakin9.org(查看原文) 阅读量:27 收藏

ADReaper is a tool written in Golang which enumerates an Active Directory environment with LDAP queries within few seconds

Installation

You can download precompiled executable binaries for Windows/Linux from latest releases

Install from source

To build from source, clone the repo and build it with GO

$ git clone https://github.com/AidenPearce369/ADReaper
$ cd ADReaper/
$ go build

Usage

ADReaper performs enumeration with various commands that performs LDAP queries with respective to it

PS C:\Users\redteamer\Desktop\shared> .\ADReaper.exe

      -command string

            Command to run
                  dc              - to list domain controllers
                  domain-trust    - to list domain trust
                  users           - to list all users
                  computers       - to list all computers
                  groups          - to list all groups with members
                  spn             - to list service principal objects
                  never-loggedon  - to list users never logged on
                  gpo             - to list group policy objects
                  ou              - to list organizational units
                  ms-sql          - to list MS-SQL servers
                  asreproast      - to list AS-REP roastable accounts
                  unconstrained   - to list Unconstrained Delegated accounts
                  admin-priv      - to list AD objects with admin privilege

      -dc string

            Enter the DC

      -filter string

            Filters to use for users/groups/computers

            list - lists all objects only
            fulldata - list all objects with properties
            membership - lists all members from an object

            (default "list")
      -name string

            Pass object name of user/group/computer

      -password string

            Enter the Password

      -user string

            Enter the Username

To query the properties of Domain Controller of the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command dc

To query the Trust Attributes of the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command domain-trust

To list all Users from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command users

To list all Users with attributes from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command users -filter full-data

To list attributes of Specific Users from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command users -name <user>

To list the membership of the Specific User,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command users -name <user> -filter membership

To list all available Computers from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command computers

To list all Computers with attributes from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command computers -filter full-data

To list attributes of Specific Computer from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command computers -name <computer name>

To list all available Groups from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command groups

To list all Groups with attributes from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command groups -filter full-data

To list attributes of Specific Group from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command groups -name <group name>

To list members of Specific Group from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command groups -name <group name> -filter membership

To list users Never Logged On from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command never-loggedon

To list GPOs from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command gpo

To list OUs from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command ou

To list AD objects with higher privileges,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command admin-priv

To list MS-SQL Servers from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command ms-sql

To list all attributes of MS-SQL Servers from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command ms-sql -filter full-data

To list all attributes of specific MS-SQL Server from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command ms-sql -name <computer name>

To list SPNs available in the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command spn

To list all attributes of Specific SPN from the domain,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command spn -name <sam of spn>

To list AD objects with Unconstrained Delegation enabled,

.\ADReaper.exe -dc <dc.domain> -user <username> -password <password> -command unconstrained

To-Do

Looking forward for contributors to build the next version

Planned features,

Custom LDAP querying
Filters LDAP attributes with existing commands
LAPS enumeration
Kerberoasting SPNs
AS-REP Roasting SPNs
Local admin access hunting
ACL enumeration
Exporting JSON data for BloodHound

If interested, ping me :)

Original repository: https://github.com/AidenPearce369/ADReaper

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