Updates + future requirements for ADCS checks #4
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- added netexec - added certipy (no checks done yet) - added RunAs, so no credentials need to be pasted - Some changes to README, to run all the different binaries with the correct python version. Certipy doesn't work with the newest python.
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Fixed paths added ESC checks with certipy
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Added ESC checks |
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Sorry still have to take a look at this as discussed personally with you :) |
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Made some changes to README, to add the new setup steps and made it more readable, by adding dropdown menu's.
Tested the new setup with a colleague, to check if setup steps were missed. Some were not clear, added more information.
Check in GOAD environment and all looks good and working. Only thing which will give issues, is the RunAs, because it runs as a different user, so NetExec, Certipy and the Python exe won't be tested correctly. A static path can be inserted, but it doesn't give any issues, because non of those files are required for powerupsql