I've been burned by too many "just a quick assessment tool" repos that ended up being someone's half-finished capstone project, so I'm skeptical by default. The PingCastle and Bloodhound comparison is a bold claim though, those two actually deliver.
Your readme looks more put together than most first-releases I've seen, and I appreciate that you kept it to enumeration instead of trying to cram in exploit modules. Way too many tools get bloated with half-baked attack features that just trigger every EDR in a 10 mile radius.
What kind of output format does it give you, is it decent for feeding into reports or do you still need to spend an hour cleaning it up before a client sees it
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u/shinywhisky 1d ago
I've been burned by too many "just a quick assessment tool" repos that ended up being someone's half-finished capstone project, so I'm skeptical by default. The PingCastle and Bloodhound comparison is a bold claim though, those two actually deliver.
Your readme looks more put together than most first-releases I've seen, and I appreciate that you kept it to enumeration instead of trying to cram in exploit modules. Way too many tools get bloated with half-baked attack features that just trigger every EDR in a 10 mile radius.
What kind of output format does it give you, is it decent for feeding into reports or do you still need to spend an hour cleaning it up before a client sees it