M-med/Active-Directory-Simulation-Attack-
Active-Directory-Simulation-Attack- is a purple team lab for the lab.local domain (192.168.100.0/24). It walks through an attack chain: BloodHound/SharpHound recon, Kerberoasting, hash cracking with John the Ripper or Hashcat, and lateral movement with Impacket. It then applies hardening (gMSA, tiering, LLMNR/NetBIOS disabling) and adds Sysmon, Wazuh SIEM and custom Kerberoasting rules (Event ID 4769, RC4).
TL;DR Builds an Active Directory purple team lab that runs Kerberoasting and lateral movement attacks, then hardens the domain and detects them with Wazuh and Sysmon.
Organisations named here
- T1558.003
Technologies named here
- Active Directory
- BloodHound / SharpHound
- John the Ripper
- Ubuntu Server
- hashcat
- Windows Event Logs
- Wazuh SIEM
- BloodHound
- Impacket
- Wazuh
- Sysmon
- Kerberos
Techniques named here
- Active Directory reconnaissance with BloodHound / SharpHound
- Lateral movement with Impacket psexec
- Credential dumping with Impacket secretsdump
- LLMNR / NetBIOS poisoning
- MITRE ATT&CK mapping in all Wazuh alerts
- Kerberoasting
Also named here
- MITRE ATT&CK
Related in Offensive Security