ad_generator's Introduction

AD Lab generator

-- This scripts create a random set of users and groups, from de defined lists inside of .\code\data\

Scripts

-- We have 3 scripts:

.\code\generate_schema.ps1
- Creates a random schema of users and groups.
- You can manually set the domain name inside the script by changing the variable
```
 # Set up domain name for testing...
 $domain = "xyz.local"
```
- You can pass a name for the json file that is generated in the command line. by default it's set to ad_schema.json
```
 .\generate_schema.ps1 -OutJSONFile {your_file}
```
.\code\gen_ad.ps1
- As imagined, this script populates the DC using the file created using generate_schema.ps1 script.
- You can pass a name for the json file to be used in the command line. by default it's set to ad_schema.json
```
 .\gen_ad.ps1 -JSONFile {your_file}
```
.\code\del_ad.ps1
- As imagined, this script removes from the DC the users and groups using the file same file used to create it in the first place.
- You can pass a name for the json file to be used in the command line. by default it's set to ad_schema.json
```
 .\del_ad.ps1 -JSONFile {your_file}
```

References

-- I created this script step by step. I tried to recreate what was shown by John Hammond (@johnhammond010) in his video series about AD. It follows the same structure as he did in his videos, but y changed some things my self to practice my powershell-fu...

JH repo -> https://github.com/JohnHammond/active_directory

Other references to create this scripts is VulnAD script -> https://github.com/safebuffer/vulnerable-AD

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