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Graphpython – A Comprehensive Tool For Microsoft Graph API Enumeration And Exploitation

Graphpython is a modular Python tool for cross-platform Microsoft Graph API enumeration and exploitation.

It builds upon the capabilities of AADInternals (Killchain.ps1), GraphRunner, and TokenTactics(V2) to provide a comprehensive solution for interacting with the Microsoft Graph API for red team and cloud assumed breach operations.

Graphpython covers external reconnaissance, authentication/token manipulation, enumeration, and post-exploitation of various Microsoft services, including Entra ID (Azure AD), Office 365 (Outlook, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams), and Intune (Endpoint Management).

Index

  • Installation
  • Usage
  • Commands
  • Demos

Installation

Graphpython is designed to be cross-platform, ensuring compatibility with both Windows and Linux based operating systems:

git clone https://github.com/mlcsec/Graphpython.git
cd Graphpython
pip install .
Graphpython -h
# or
python3 Graphpython.py -h

Commands

Please refer to the Wiki for more details on the available commands

Outsider

  • Invoke-ReconAsOutsider
  • Invoke-UserEnumerationAsOutsider

Authentication

  • Get-GraphTokens
  • Get-TenantID
  • Get-TokenScope
  • Decode-AccessToken
  • Invoke-RefreshToMSGraphToken
  • Invoke-RefreshToAzureManagementToken
  • Invoke-RefreshToVaultToken
  • Invoke-RefreshToMSTeamsToken
  • Invoke-RefreshToOfficeAppsToken
  • Invoke-RefreshToOfficeManagementToken
  • Invoke-RefreshToOutlookToken
  • Invoke-RefreshToSubstrateToken
  • Invoke-RefreshToYammerToken
  • Invoke-RefreshToIntuneEnrollmentToken
  • Invoke-RefreshToOneDriveToken
  • Invoke-RefreshToSharePointToken
  • Invoke-CertToAccessToken
  • Invoke-ESTSCookieToAccessToken
  • Invoke-AppSecretToAccessToken
  • New-SignedJWT

Post-Auth Enumeration

  • Get-CurrentUser
  • Get-CurrentUserActivity
  • Get-OrgInfo
  • Get-Domains
  • Get-User
  • Get-UserProperties
  • Get-UserGroupMembership
  • Get-UserTransitiveGroupMembership
  • Get-Group
  • Get-GroupMember
  • Get-AppRoleAssignments
  • Get-ConditionalAccessPolicy
  • Get-Application
  • Get-AppServicePrincipal
  • Get-ServicePrincipal
  • Get-ServicePrincipalAppRoleAssignments
  • Get-PersonalContacts
  • Get-CrossTenantAccessPolicy
  • Get-PartnerCrossTenantAccessPolicy
  • Get-UserChatMessages
  • Get-AdministrativeUnitMember
  • Get-OneDriveFiles
  • Get-UserPermissionGrants
  • Get-oauth2PermissionGrants
  • Get-Messages
  • Get-TemporaryAccessPassword
  • Get-Password
  • List-AuthMethods
  • List-DirectoryRoles
  • List-Notebooks
  • List-ConditionalAccessPolicies
  • List-ConditionalAuthenticationContexts
  • List-ConditionalNamedLocations
  • List-SharePointRoot
  • List-SharePointSites
  • List-SharePointURLs
  • List-ExternalConnections
  • List-Applications
  • List-ServicePrincipals
  • List-Tenants
  • List-JoinedTeams
  • List-Chats
  • List-ChatMessages
  • List-Devices
  • List-AdministrativeUnits
  • List-OneDrives
  • List-RecentOneDriveFiles
  • List-SharedOneDriveFiles
  • List-OneDriveURLs

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