Added get_gpo_computer module #271
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Good catch. I just can't find where it disappeared to. |
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Heya,
This adds back the
get_gpo_computermodule. This is super handy in combination with theprivesc/gppmodule for example since it tells you exactly to which computers the GPO is applied to.For some reason, this was removed after I finished building the first version of DeathStar which completely borked it as it heavily relied on this module. DeathStar v2 is gonna need this module as well hence the PR 😛
Cheers