BloodHound CE Tutorial Maps Active Directory Attack Paths
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Summary
A hands-on tutorial demonstrates BloodHound CE and SharpHound in an intentionally vulnerable Active Directory lab, examining privileges and attack paths while noting collector errors that may have limited results.
Key points
- The presenter installs BloodHound CE on Kali and explains how collected directory data is imported for graph-based analysis.
- The demonstration uses SharpHound to collect data from a lab domain, then uploads the resulting archive through the web interface.
- The presenter inspects group membership, remote access privileges, active sessions and paths to domain administration.
- Queries reveal potential delegation and certificate-related attack paths in the intentionally vulnerable environment.
- SharpHound produced exceptions, and the presenter suspects incomplete collection; the cause was not established.
- The presenter favors the web interface for teamwork and observed smooth graph rendering, but could not find the legacy interface's backspace navigation.
Article Details
- Topics
- [00:24] Installing BloodHound CE and changing database credentials
- [04:05] Collecting and importing directory data with SharpHound
- [10:29] Comparing legacy and web-based collaboration
- [15:37] Running the collector and investigating collection exceptions
- [24:43] Inspecting user privileges, sessions and lateral movement paths
- [34:06] Pathfinding and certificate-related escalation
- [39:04] Running queries and assessing incomplete results
