Bloodhound and Sharphound

This video tutorial from Red Python explains how to use Bloodhound and SharpHound in an Active Directory environment to uncover hidden relationships and access permissions. It covers downloading and running SharpHound, setting up Neo4j, and using the Bloodhound interface to execute predefined queries. The tutorial provides examples of how to find domain admins and identify misconfigurations, emphasizing the tool's utility for both red and blue teams.

What is the primary purpose of using SharpHound in an Active Directory environment?

• To reveal hidden relationships using graph theory

• To create new user accounts

• To monitor network traffic

• To delete unnecessary files

What is the first step after downloading the SharpHound executable?

• Double-click on the SharpHound executable

• Open the Bloodhound interface

• Run the Neo4j console

• Transfer files to a Kali machine

Which command is used to start the Neo4j server?

• neo4j execute

• neo4j run

• neo4j console

• neo4j start

What is the default username for the Bloodhound interface?

• bloodhound

• user

• neo4j

• admin

What can be identified using predefined queries in Bloodhound?

• Domain admins and misconfigurations

• User login times

• Network speed

• File permissions