goLAPS is a tool designed to interact with the Local Administrator Password Solution (LAPS) in a domain environment.
It allows users to retrieve and set LAPS passwords for domain-joined computers using simple binding over LDAP and LDAPS protocols. This project was inspired by pyLAPS and serves as a learning exercise in Golang.
To retrieve LAPS passwords, users can run the following command:
bash./golaps get -D <DomainControllerIP> -u <Username> -p <Password> -d <Domain> [-f <Filter>]
To set a LAPS password for a target computer, use:
bash./golaps set -D <DomainControllerIP> -u <Username> -p <Password> -d <Domain> -t <TargetComputerFQDN> -P <NewLAPSPassword>
goLAPS is currently in its “SenseCon 2024 Edition” version, developed by Felipe Molina de la Torre (@felmoltor) with contributions from François Reinaud on argument parsing and Deon Wilemse on testing infrastructure.
goLAPS provides a useful tool for managing LAPS passwords in a domain environment, leveraging Golang for its implementation.
It offers flexibility in retrieving and setting passwords securely, making it a valuable asset for system administrators managing domain-joined computers.
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