BloodHound is a robust tool for analyzing Active Directory (AD) environments. It leverages graph theory to reveal and visualize relationships within an AD infrastructure. BloodHound serves the needs of both offensive and defensive security teams by identifying potential attack paths and helping to eliminate security vulnerabilities within the AD environment. It's a valuable asset for understanding and enhancing the security of AD systems.
Features
- Graph-based visualization of AD relationships.
- Identification of privilege escalation paths.
- Attack path analysis for security assessment.
- Usage of graph theory to uncover hidden connections.
- Continuous mapping and quantification of AD attack paths.
Installation
Download Binaries:
- Visit the BloodHound releases page.
- Download the appropriate binary for your system (Windows, Linux, or macOS).
Extract Files:
- Extract the downloaded archive to your desired location.
- If you're using Linux or macOS, make the binary executable:
Launch BloodHound:
- Navigate to the extracted folder and run the BloodHound executable.
Optional: Neo4j Database:
- BloodHound requires a Neo4j database. You can either:
- Use the embedded database included with the BloodHound binary.
- Set up your own Neo4j instance and configure BloodHound to use it.
How to Use
Launch BloodHound:
- Execute the BloodHound binary.
Configure Database:
- If using an external Neo4j database, configure the database connection in BloodHound settings.
Explore and Analyze:
- Utilize the BloodHound interface to explore and analyze relationships within your Active Directory environment.
- Leverage graph theory to identify complex attack paths.
Refer to Documentation:
- Consult the BloodHound documentation for detailed guidance on using the tool effectively.
Additional Information
- BloodHound Community Edition Repository: https://github.com/BloodHoundAD/BloodHound
- BloodHound Documentation: https://bloodhound.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
- BloodHound Enterprise Website: https://www.bloodhoundenterprise.com/
