BloodHound
Integrates with BloodHound security tool to analyze Active Directory and Azure environments for attack paths, privilege escalation
BloodHound-MCP is a Python-based server that integrates with the BloodHound security tool to enable AI assistants to analyze Active Directory and Azure environments for security vulnerabilities. It connects to Neo4j databases containing BloodHound data and provides over 60 specialized tools for identifying attack paths, privilege escalation opportunities, certificate vulnerabilities, and security misconfigurations. The implementation supports both on-premises Active Directory and Azure/Entra ID environments, making it particularly valuable for security professionals conducting threat hunting, penetration testing, or security assessments who need AI assistance in analyzing complex network relationships and identifying potential security weaknesses.
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Repository: https://github.com/mordavid/bloodhound-mcp-ai
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