Bloodhound
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Bloodhound is "an Attack Path Management solution that continuously maps and quantifies Active Directory Attack Paths. You can remove millions, even billions of Attack Paths within your existing architecture and eliminate the attacker’s easiest, most reliable, and most attractive techniques."
Pre-Compiled binaries can be found here
Add the neo4j repo to your apt sources (Echoing this out kept fighting me so I nano'd the file myself)
Install apt-transport-https and neo4j
Ensure Neo4j runs properly. Stop the service, manually start it and verify no issues prevent it from running
If it start properly, start the service
Once started, go to: http://localhost:7474/ log in with neo4j:neo4j, change the password when prompted.
After logging in we should see:
Once we have that started, download a Pre-Compiled binary from here. From inside the unzipped folder we can start Bloodhound.
Login with neo4j:(password you set), and we're done installing and running.
This is a screenshot from an example but this is what you *can* see
