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BloodHound Integration - Active Directory Analysis Category: reconnaissance — Active Directory Enumeration BloodHound Integration - Active Directory Analysis

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BloodHound Integration - Active Directory Analysis

Category: reconnaissance — Active Directory Enumeration

Overview

BloodHound Integration - Active Directory Analysis

Usage in Zen-Ai-Pentest

from tools.bloodhound_integration import BloodHoundAnalyzer


async def main():
    tool = BloodHoundAnalyzer()
    result = await tool.__init__("target.com")
    print(result)

CLI Equivalent

bloodhound --help

Agent Integration

  • CLI: deep-recon --tool bloodhound_integration --target example.com
  • Agent persona: auto-selected from category reconnaissance
  • MCP: zen-agents_agent_run agent_type=reconnaissance tool=bloodhound_integration
  • API: POST /tools/execute with {"tool_name": "bloodhound_integration", "target": "example.com"}

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