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andreashappe/cochise

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Cochise

Cochise is a minimal, readable prototype that uses LLMs to autonomously pen-test enterprise networks using Microsoft Active Directory. Point it at a testbed, pick an LLM, and watch it plan attack chains, execute commands, harvest credentials, and escalate to domain admin.

Features

  • Offensive Security Tools - Autonomous agent for performing penetration tests against Active Directory environments.

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Frequently asked questions

What does andreashappe/cochise do?

Cochise is a minimal, readable prototype that uses LLMs to autonomously pen-test enterprise networks using Microsoft Active Directory. Point it at a testbed, pick an LLM, and watch it plan attack chains, execute commands, harvest credentials, and escalate to domain admin.

What are the main features of andreashappe/cochise?

The main features of andreashappe/cochise are: Offensive Security Tools.

Which projects share features with andreashappe/cochise?

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