ADReaper - A Fast Enumeration Tool For Windows Active Directory Pentesting Written In Go

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ADReaper is a tool written in Golang which enumerate a 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

group policy objects spn - to list service principal objects admin-priv - to list AD objects with admin privilege domain-trust - to list domain trust ou - to list organizational units ms-sql - to list MS-SQL servers -dc string Enter the DC -password string Enter the Password -user string Enter the Username ">

[email protected]:/ADReaper$ ./ADReaper
-command string
Command to run

users - to list all users
user-logs - to list user session activities
never-loggedon - to list users never logged on
groups - to list all groups with members
computers - to list all computers
dc - to list domain controllers
gpo - to list group policy objects
spn - to list service principal objects
admin-priv - to list AD objects with admin privilege
domain-trust - to list domain trust
ou - to list organizational units
ms-sql - to list MS-SQL servers

-dc string
Enter the DC
-password string
Enter th e Password
-user string
Enter the Username

To-Do

Looking forward for contributors to build the next version

Planned features,

Custom LDAP querying Filters with existing commands PrivEsc checker LAPS enumeration Kerberoasting Local admin access hunting Registry analysis

If interested, ping me :)

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