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# BloodHound
BloodHound-Notizen zum Kartieren von Active-Directory-Beziehungen und zum Identifizieren von Angriffswegen mithilfe von Graphenanalyse.
> **BloodHound** ist ein Active-Directory-Beziehungs-Mapping-Tool, das verwendet wird, um potenzielle Angriffspfade innerhalb einer Domäne zu identifizieren. Es analysiert Berechtigungen, Gruppen und Beziehungen zwischen Benutzern, Computern und Objekten, um dabei zu helfen, Privilegien zu eskalieren oder strategischen Zugriff zu erlangen.
Installation von BloodHound:
```bash
apt install neo4j bloodhound
neo4j console &> /dev/null & disown
lsof -i:7474
```
**Melden Sie sich bei BloodHound mit den Zugangsdaten neo4j:neo4j an.**
**BloodHound wird gestartet.**
```bash
bloodhound &> /dev/null & disown
```
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