Enum4linuxGroupsParse

A golang script to parse Enum4linux groups output and lookup what groups a user is a member of. This could be done with grep but this script does it recursively looking up each new group name as its found so nested domain admins can be found

Example

You can recursively lookup a group name

$ enum4linux_parse --file enum4linux_groups --group_name 'Administrators'
This script will recursively lookup groups or users in an active directory environment from the enum4linux groups output.
- For example 'user1' is a member of 'IT Support' which is itself a member of 'Domain Admins' making 'user1' effectively a domain admin.
This script will colour code the output so 'Groups' are always highlighted as red to make them easier to make out.

[!] Members of group: Administrators
Administrator
[!] Enterprise Admins is a member of Administrators
[!] Members of group: Enterprise Admins
EA-Admin
[!] Domain Admins is a member of Administrators
[!] Members of group: Domain Admins
EA-Admin
X-Admin
X-Dom
[!] IT Support is a member of Domain Admins
[!] Members of group: IT Support
Standard-User

Or you can recursively lookup a username

$ enum4linux_parse --file enum4linux_groups --username 'Standard-User'
This script will recursively lookup groups or users in an active directory environment from the enum4linux groups output.
- For example 'user1' is a member of 'IT Support' which is itself a member of 'Domain Admins' making 'user1' effectively a domain admin.
This script will colour code the output so 'Groups' are always highlighted as red to make them easier to make out.

Standard-User is a member of Domain Users
Domain Users is a member of Users
Standard-User is a member of IT Support
IT Support is a member of Domain Admins
Domain Admins is a member of Administrators