2022 DPAT Roadmap Ideas

[knavesec]

2022 DPAT Roadmap Ideas

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2. Add the column - "Password last changed" or "Pwd Last Set" to all the checks.
   Reason - That way you can use new bloodhound data to see if the account has been remediated - without retrieving new ntds data

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3. Add enabled column to the sheet:
   A. LM_Hashes_(Non-Blank)

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4. Remove Null NTLM hash from list
   I noticed that the null ntlm hash 31d6 shows up in a bunch of different sheets

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5. Add check "computers cracked"
   All windows hosts should have random long passwords. Sometimes an admin or perhaps an attacker may change the password. Attackers use this as persistance.

[knavesec]

I like some of these additions, so I'll see when I have time to sort them out.

Unless I'm misunderstanding # 4, I probably won't do that, just for completeness. If there are users with null hashes thats still part of AD so IMO it should still be included. May address this in one of the improvements below

Also for # 3, I don't entirely see it as relevant? Enabled status doesn't make a huge difference, if you have the LM hash you can easily crack the password and just enable the user. IMO enable status doesn't really make a difference, and those should just be fixed anyways. Either way, doesn't take a ton to implement, but those are just my thoughts

Additional things I'd like to add

6. Graphs and charts
   For either report screenshots or just general ease of display, could include a pie chart of cracked vs not cracked, pie/bar chart for password lengths, etc

7. Include a filtering ability to the graphs so you can sort alphabetically, by hash, by pwd length, etc. Tried this a while ago, but ran out of time. This may address the null NTLM hashes thing from above, depending on level of filter ability