Remote Active Directory enumeration

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

To read the default password policy from the SYSVOL share, you'll need either smbclient or pysmb.

NOTE: If your system is not configured to use the name server for the domain, you must specify the domain controller with -s or the domain's name server with --name-server. In nearly all AD domains, the domain controller acts as the name server. Domains specified with -d must be fully qualified.

Non-default policies may require higher privileges.

$ python3 adenum.py -u USER -P -d mydomain.local policy

$ python3 adenum.py -u USER -P -d mydomain.local users
$ python3 adenum.py -u USER -P -d mydomain.local groups

$ python3 adenum.py -u USER -P -d mydomain.local group "domain admins"

Add -r and -u to resolve hostnames and get uptime (SMB2 only).

$ python3 adenum.py -u USER -P -d mydomain.local computers -r -u

All defined AD attributes

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms675090(v=vs.85).aspx

Additional scripts are included that provide a subset of adenum's capabilities.

Probes targets for SMB versions, uptime, and build information. Accepts nmap XML files.

$ python3 smbinfo.py IP1 IP2 .. IPN

List domain controllers for provided domain.

$ python3 getdc.py -d mydomain.local

Uses impacket to login to hosts with given creds and checks for admin access via the ADMIN$ share.

$ python2 smblogin2.py -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD HOST1 [..HOSTN]

Enumerate active users on given hosts using MSRPC over SMB. The Win32 API is NetWkstaUserEnum.

$ python2 active_users.py -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD HOST1 [..HOSTN]