Find SPN using Organizational Units #15
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Hello,
New methods to list the servicePrincipalName based on this article: https://m365internals.com/2021/11/08/kerberoast-with-opsec/. To use the method, the option
--opsecmust be used.It will look for specific OU name (default : service, application), then check if these OUs contains object with SPN.
Filter options can be used to replace the default keywords.
The problem is that i could not find a method to have the correct lastlogontime value, and the msDS-SupportedEncryptionTypes .
Example:
Also, i added a new function name
--ousthat list all the organizational units.Example: