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In the first post in this series, On (Structured) Data, we talked about the gap area of offensive structured data and ended with the question, “If all of our offensive [...]
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BloodHound Community Edition: A New Era
I’m proud to announce the availability of BloodHound Community Edition (BloodHound CE)! What you need to know: The free and open-source version of BloodHound is now known as BloodHound CE and [...]
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Summary The BloodHound code-convergence project brings some significant and long-desired feature enhancements to BloodHound Enterprise (BHE): Cypher search, including pre-built queries for AD and Azure Built-in support for offline data collection [...]
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Windows offers tons of useful tools that administrators can leverage to perform their daily jobs. A lot of times, those tools are looked at from an offensive standpoint and use [...]
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