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[>_] ROOM · Cybersecurity
BloodHound: Active Directory Attack Path Mapping
Learn to map and exploit hidden Active Directory relationships using BloodHound and SharpHound to find the shortest path to Domain Admin.
Room tasks
1What is BloodHound & Why Attackers Use It
2Collecting Data with SharpHound
3Analyzing Attack Paths in the BloodHound GUI
4Identifying Privilege Escalation Routes to Domain Admin
5Guided Lab: Finding & Executing an Attack Path
Frequently Asked Questions
What is BloodHound?
BloodHound is a tool that uses graph theory to reveal hidden relationships and attack paths in Active Directory. It shows how a low-privileged user might reach Domain Admin through chained permissions.
What does SharpHound do?
SharpHound is the data collector for BloodHound. It gathers information on users, groups, sessions, and permissions from a domain, and the output is imported into BloodHound for graph analysis.
Can defenders use BloodHound too?
Yes. Blue teams run it to find and remove risky privilege paths before attackers do. This free Codelivly room covers both mapping attack paths and understanding what they mean.