Introduction

BloodHound is an open-source tool used in cybersecurity for active directory (AD) enumeration and exploitation. It helps identify and visualize attack paths within an Active Directory environment, making it easier for attackers (or security professionals) to find ways to escalate privileges or move laterally within a network. BloodHound maps the relationships and permissions in AD to discover potential vulnerabilities, such as overly permissive access controls, misconfigurations, and attack vectors that could lead to domain compromise. It’s commonly used in red team assessments and penetration testing.

Start With

sudo neo4j console

• Look for Remote interface available at and go to that link
• For first time user: Username & Password = neo4j

Expected Output

Run bloodhound

• Remember to install the latest version of bloodhound:

  sudo pip install bloodhound
  

Start bloodhound:

sudo bloodhound

• Use the credentials of the neo4j website