Talon

A programme called Talon is made for automated password guessing attempts that try to go unnoticed. It can execute password guessing attacks against Kerberos and LDAPS services, enumerate a list of users using Kerberos, and identify legitimate users. The Golang-created programme offers flexible solutions for password assaults and supports both the Kerberos and LDAP protocols.

Talon is a tool created for automated password guessing attacks with a focus on remaining undetected during the process. It has the capability to enumerate a list of users using Kerberos, identify valid users, and then conduct password guessing attacks against Kerberos and LDAPS (LDAP over SSL) services. Developed in Golang, Talon offers versatile options for password attacks and supports both Kerberos and LDAP protocols, making it a valuable resource for security professionals to assess the strength of user passwords and potentially vulnerable accounts.

Installation

  1. Download:

Download the release for your OS from the releases page.

  1. Contributing:

Clone the repository and install dependencies using Golang:

 

Build Talon:

 

How to Use

Usage:

 

Enumeration Mode:

 

Automated Password Guessing Mode:

 

Troubleshooting:

 

Timing Controls:

 

Additional Information

  • Talon     is designed to be versatile and can operate in various scenarios.
  • Ensure     to follow ethical guidelines and obtain necessary permissions before using     Talon in any environment.
  • Refer     to the tool's documentation and repository for the most accurate and     up-to-date information.
  • Check     the Changelog     for version-specific details.
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