ADeleginator emerges as a groundbreaking tool designed to enhance the security landscape of Active Directory environments.
Developed by Spencer Alessi, it meticulously identifies and reports insecure trustee and resource delegations. This guide unveils how ADeleginator can empower IT professionals to fortify their networks against vulnerabilities.
A tool to find insecure trustee and resource delegations in Active Directory
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by: Spencer Alessi @techspence v0.1
Go, go ADeleginator!
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Invoke-ADeleginator.ps1
to your system or git clone https://github.com/techspence/ADeleginator
Invoke-ADeleginator
Invoke-ADeleginator.ps1
and dot source it using: . .\Invoke-ADeleginator.ps1
Invoke-ADeleginator
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