TheToddLuci0
TheToddLuci0
Currently, CredMaster cannot fall through to boto3's auth. In other words, using the `default` AWS profile or AWS environment variables for configuration is impossible without passing flags (i.e. `--profile_name default`...
This prevents `ls` from returning user group information. This helps avoid edge cases when the owner group has a space in it (for example `domain users` on an AD joined...
Make it so Max can be installed system wide. Surely such a good boy deserves to run around the whole house? In order for the publish to PyPi to work,...
Or maybe roll azure into existing queries? For some, this is already the case (like `--hvt`), but for some (like `--users`) Azure AD objects aren't included. Looking at the queries,...
Adds two new flags for `mark-owned`. `--userpass` tells Max that we're reading a file in the format of `username:password`. `--store` tells Max to put the passwords into the DB for...
Using the `query` option to run the command directly, we get nothing back if you run the full original command. If you split the command into sub-sections, they run fine....
It would be nice to be able to stream data straight from a tool into Max to have it marked as owned, without having to write a file to disk.
```bash ──(venv)─(kali㉿kali)-[~/git/CredMaster] └─$ aws sso login --profile redteam-pwr Attempting to automatically open the SSO authorization page in your default browser. If the browser does not open or you wish to...
Calling via credmaster, we get  (Note: I added a `print(response.json())` at line 59 to get the json.) ```json { "Username": "[email protected]", "Display": "[email protected]", "IfExistsResult": 1, "IsUnmanaged": false, "ThrottleStatus": 0,...
Avoid potential issues with people putting their actual secrets into a file tracked by git. `config.json` is already in [.gitignore](.gitignore), so should be good there.