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StandIn is a small AD post-compromise toolkit. StandIn came about because recently at xforcered we needed a .NET native solution to perform resource-based constrained delegation. However, StandIn quickly ballooned to include a number of comfort features.

Changelog v1.2

– A number of old and new functions now support new parameters “–limit” and “–filter”.
– Added generic LDAP search capabilities.
– Added function which takes a user or SID and converts it to a user and SID.
– Modified the “–group” function. It will now either enumerate group members as before or if provided with a user, list user group memberships.
– Added function to remove a user from a group.
– Added function which finds all GPO objects, optionally displays their ACL.
– Added function to abuse GPO permissions and add a user to the local BUILTIN\Administrators group.
– Added function to abuse GPO permissions and add a token permission to a user (e.g. SeLoadDriverPrivilege).
– Added function to abuse GPO permissions and add a User or Computer immediate task with or without special filtering.
– Added function which can increase the User or Computer version of GPO AD objects.
– Added function which lists out some default domain policy settings (e.g. MaximumPasswordAge).
– Added function which can do DNS enumeration based on AD records (ADIDNS).
– Added function which can identify accounts that have PASSWD_NOTREQD as part of their userAccountControl flags.
– Added function which can set an SPN on an account or remove it.
– Bugfix in “–spn” where it would only show the first SPN.

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