feat: add bloodyAD single attribute modification primitive#293
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…butes **Added:** - Introduced the `bloodyad_set_object_attr` tool definition in the tool registry to enable setting a single LDAP attribute on an AD object, supporting use cases like UPN spoofing, RBCD, and ESC10 - Implemented the `bloodyad_set_object_attr` function in `acl.rs` to run the corresponding bloodyAD command, handling required arguments and execution - Added tests to verify correct execution and required argument enforcement for `bloodyad_set_object_attr` - Registered `bloodyad_set_object_attr` in the tool dispatcher in `lib.rs` to make it accessible via dispatch
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Key Changes:
bloodyad_set_object_attrin the tool registryAdded:
bloodyad_set_object_attrintool_registry/acl.rswith schema covering use cases like ESC9, ESC10 (case 2), and RBCD, allowing targeted LDAP attribute changes (e.g., spoofinguserPrincipalNameor modifyingmsDS-AllowedToActOnBehalfOfOtherIdentity)bloodyad_set_object_attrasync function inares-tools/src/acl.rsto invoke bloodyAD for setting a specific attribute on a target object, handling all required fields and credentialsbloodyad_set_object_attrexecutes as expected, plus a unit test to confirm all required fields are validated and enforcedChanged:
dispatchfunction inares-tools/src/lib.rsto include routing for the newbloodyad_set_object_attrprimitive, enabling its use through the standard dispatch interface