Add T1087 attack technique (account discovery)#793
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| Re including groups: not strictly necessary (but useful if it's cheap). |
ShayNehmad reviewed Aug 23, 2020
ShayNehmad approved these changes Aug 26, 2020
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Fixes #705
Some things to address:
net userwhich outputs a bunch of other stuff, which is a little hard to manipulate. And we can't use the content fromdir C:\Users\ /bsince a user's folder is only created when the user logs in. Should we show the whole output content ofnet userin the report?