SharpUserIP
Function introduction
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Server login log (requires administrator rights)
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Extract login logs from the domain controller or remotely to quickly obtain the IP address corresponding to the domain user.
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Project address: https://github.com/lele8/SharpUserIP
Instructions for use
`___ _ _ _ ___ ___` `/ __| |_ __ _ _ _ _ __| | | |___ ___ _ |_ _| _ \` ``\__ \ ' \/ _` | '_| '_ \ |_| (_-</ -_) '_| || _/`` `|___/_||_\__,_|_| | .__/\___//__/\___|_||___|_|` `|_|`` `` ``Get the log of successful login or the specified user``By @lele`` ` `-H Specify the machine IP or machine name` `-U Administrator account name` `-P Administrator account password` `-D Specify the time range (days) for enumeration` `-F Enumerate specified users` `-O Path to save the result, by default save to the log.txt of the current path` `-All Get logs from all domain controllers`` ` `Usage:` `SharpUserIP.exe -d 7` `SharpUserIP.exe -h ip -d 7` `SharpUserIP.exe -h ip -d 7 -f user1,user2` `SharpUserIP.exe -h ip -u username -p password -d 7` `SharpUserIP.exe -h ip -u username -p password -d 7 -all` `SharpUserIP.exe -h ip -u username -p password -d 7 -f user -o C:\path\result.txt`
Server acquisition log:
Get logs remotely within the domain:
Disclaimer
This tool is only for legally authorized enterprise security construction activities. If you need to test the usability of this tool, please build a target drone environment yourself. When using this tool, you should ensure that your behavior complies with local laws and regulations and that you have obtained sufficient authorization. Do not scan unauthorized targets. If you commit any illegal behavior while using this tool, you will be responsible for the consequences. The author and this official account will not bear any legal and joint liability.
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