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[Feature Request]: Importing owned users #239
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Right now, our internal solution for this is a simple python script to bulk import it. Batch importing owned users would require some sort of coherent file format for that, which I'll have to give some thought too |
I'm sure you can do that via cypherDog and neo4j. I've added several fields, one that add top 5 vulnerabilities to a list of computers from e.g. nessus data, text file/csv file. |
You can try this node script that imports owned users from a file in mass. Also example cypher query to find paths from owned users to privileged groups. https://gist.github.com/rboddy/259cfebe8212bc99a2eba7f7441caf62 |
Still a very relevant feature to add, any update on this? |
There's a nice python script which does it: https://github.com/xalicex/import-owned-users-bloodhound |
Hey,
during engagements I found tagging objects as "owned" or as "high value" quite usefull.
However doing this purely manually via right clicks in the GUI seems quite the hazzle and I was thinking about better approaches for this. First thing that came to my mind was importing a list of elements via an update query for neo4j but maybe it would be even better to implement a feature for batch updating directly into the BloodHound GUI.
Any thoughts on that?
Cheers..
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