Active directory services enumeration

LDAP.

LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) is a protocol used to access and manage directory services over a network. These directory services store information about users, groups, computers, and other resources in a structured, hierarchical format, similar to a phone book.

Key points:

• Authentication: Verifies user identity (username and password).
• Directory lookup: Retrieves details like user info, groups, or permissions.
• Centralized management: Useful in large organizations for managing user access and permissions across multiple systems. LDAP is often used in environments like Active Directory (AD) to manage network resources.

ldap user enumeration.

null session.

ldapsearch.

ldapdomaindump.

SMB.

smbmap.

smbclient.

KERBEROS.

RPC.

rpcclient.