Active Directory Pentesting Labs

BloodHound is an identity risk management platform and graph-based attack path analyzer used to map identity relationships and permissions in Active Directory. It functions as a security tool for auditing directory services, uncovering unintended privilege relationships, and visualizing sequences of permissions that can lead to domain compromise. The project differentiates itself as a comprehensive adversary emulation framework that coordinates remote agents and executes post-exploitation commands. It includes a reverse proxy for bypassing multi-factor authentication via real-time session hij

CrackMapExec is a network penetration testing framework and automated security scanner designed to assess security postures across large IP ranges. It functions as a multi-protocol security scanner and network protocol auditor used to identify vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. The tool provides capabilities for Active Directory auditing to enumerate users and permissions, as well as post-exploitation enumeration to gather system metadata and discover lateral movement paths. It includes a framework for credential spraying and harvesting across various network services. The system utilize

Impacket is a Python network protocol library and packet crafting framework used for constructing, modifying, and sending raw network packets. It functions as a network protocol manipulation toolkit that allows for the implementation of communication protocols through structured object models. The project provides a Windows network security toolkit specifically designed for interacting with Active Directory and SMB services. It enables network security testing and auditing of Windows environments by executing authentication sequences using passwords, hashes, tickets, or security keys. The li

Bloodhound is an Active Directory attack path mapper and security auditor designed to visualize trust relationships and permission chains. It serves as an attack surface management tool that identifies paths to domain administrator and other high-privileged accounts. The project uses a graph database analyzer to map complex identity and access relationships. It quantifies the risk of privilege escalation by identifying misconfigured permissions and trust links within Windows domains. The system provides capabilities for Active Directory security analysis, identity and access auditing, and ne

Responder is a network penetration testing tool that intercepts and spoofs link-local name resolution queries, including LLMNR, NBT-NS, and mDNS, to redirect traffic to an attacker-controlled host. It hosts rogue protocol servers for over 15 protocols, capturing authentication credentials during challenge-response handshakes, and stores captured hashes and cleartext credentials in a SQLite database for structured offline analysis. The tool distinguishes itself through its ability to relay captured NTLM authentication challenges to target services for lateral movement without cracking the hash

Mimikatz is a Windows post-exploitation framework designed for extracting plaintext passwords, hashes, PIN codes, and security tokens from system memory and the registry. It functions as a credential extraction tool that targets the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service to retrieve cached credentials and sensitive account data. The project provides specialized capabilities for Active Directory penetration testing, including the simulation of domain controllers to replicate directory secrets. It features a Kerberos ticket manipulator capable of exporting, injecting, and forging authentica

credential dump using forshaw technique using SeTrustedCredmanAccessPrivilege

Internal Monologue Attack: Retrieving NTLM Hashes without Touching LSASS

Allows for the extraction of KeePass 2.X key material from memory, as well as the backdooring and enumeration of the KeePass trigger system.

Koh is a C# and Beacon Object File (BOF) toolset that allows for the capture of user credential material via purposeful token/logon session leakage.

LaZagne is a cross-platform credential recovery tool designed to extract passwords and secrets from operating systems, browsers, and applications. It functions as a security utility for retrieving stored credentials from compromised systems during penetration testing. The tool provides capabilities for decrypting domain credentials and extracting sensitive data from system storage, including memory dumps, credential managers, keychains, and password hashes. It recovers stored passwords from common software by accessing plaintext files, APIs, and local databases. The project supports digital