Just a wrapper, scans for a breach in Active Directory to gain access to your first shell.
- Scans the DC, time sync for Kerberos
- Scans for SMB vulns
- Kerbrutes users/passwords, you can provide your own users list (-U my_userslist.txt) and/or your password list (-P passlist.txt)
- Checks for AS-REP roasting and launch rockyou.txt against the hash
- Dumps AD
- Scans recursively SMB/NFS shares and dumps juicy files (could be long, --nsd to skip this part)
- Scans for .xml GPP files in SYSVOL and extracts passwords
- Scans for remote connections
- Scans for Kerberoastable accounts
- Dumps NTDS.DIT
Very useful for CTF's, this is a nice tool before BloodHound ingestor.
Could be use for internal audit with these options: --internal -i eth0
git clone https://github.com/moloch54/b4blood
sudo python3 b4blood/setup.py Download NOT THE LATEST VERSION of Kerbrute for your computer (amd64 or 386 CPU):
https://github.com/ropnop/kerbrute/releases
Rename it to "kerbrute"
cd ~/Downloads
sudo cp kerbrute /usr/bin
sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/kerbrute | rockyou.txt must be in /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt |
| xato-net-10-million-usernames must be in /usr/share/wordlists/seclists/Usernames/xato-net-10-million-usernames.txt |
| If Impacket is already installed, you need to specifie line 12 in /usr/bin/b4blood YOUR own path for impacket/examples: |
| path_impacket="/opt/impacket/examples" |
USAGE:
First make a folder, a lot of logs will be written.
mkdir myfolder; cd myfolder
b4blood --ip 192.168.0.45
b4blood --ip 192.168.0.0/24
b4blood --ip 192.168.0.* -U users.txt -P passwd.txt
b4blood --internal -i eth0 -
Scans the DC, time sync for Kerberos
-
Scans for SMB vulns
-
Kerbrutes users/passwords, you can provide your own users list (-U my_userslist.txt) and/or your password list (-P passlist.txt)
-
Checks for AS-REP roasting and launches rockyou.txt against the hash
-
Dumps AD
-
Scans recursively SMB/NFS shares and dumps juicy files (could be long, --nsd to skip this part)
-
Scans for .xml GPP files in SYSVOL and extracts passwords
-
Scans for remote connections
-
Scans for Kerberoastable accounts
Add your new creds to all_creds.txt and relaunch b4blood
- Dumps NTDS.DIT
