Amnesiac
is a post-exploitation framework designed to assist with lateral movement within active directory environments.
Amnesiac is being developed to bridge a gap on Windows OS, where post-exploitation frameworks are not readily available unless explicitly installed. In fact, it is entirely written in PowerShell, and can be loaded and executed in memory, just like any other PowerShell script.
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Please read the documentation to get the best out of Amnesiac: https://leo4j.gitbook.io/amnesiac/
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Amnesiac sends commands and receives outputs through Named Pipes, ensuring discreet and efficient post-exploitation activities.
Unlike traditional frameworks, Amnesiac does not require installation. It operates entirely in memory, reducing the risk of detection and forensic footprint.
Amnesiac is designed with usability in mind. It provides a user-friendly interface, making it accessible and efficient for both beginners and experienced users.
Amnesiac comes equipped with an array of post-exploitation modules, ranging from keyloggers to Kerberos ticket dumping tools. These modules can be seamlessly integrated into your testing and assessment workflows.
Amnesiac relies on few other projects for its modules. In each module, you’ll find reference link information, ensuring proper attribution to the original creators.
Contributions and feedback from the community are highly encouraged and appreciated.
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