Add Directory Service support for AWS #81
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@bishopfaure, @dbravo-bishopfox - This looks great. Ready to merge into main! I'll push create a PR for my stuff tomorrow and we will have all the new stuff in main and can make a release tomorrow! |
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This PR adds "directoryservice" support into
cloudfoxand enables users to display directories that exist in the AWS space. Beyond a simple list of data, the module formats the trust information in a nice format that easily understandable.I've been myself in a situation where we missed an AWS-managed directory during a CPT/IPT mixed engagement, and knowing that this domain existed and had certain trusts could likely have helped us to demonstrate a slightly bigger impact and highly additional escalation paths.