CrackMapExec has one of the coolest features - "Audit Mode". This features makes life easier for a pentester by masking the password in the CME output. However, most often a pentester needs this functionality only as a one-time action, take a screenshot and disable it. That's why I wrote a simple Bash Alias that allows you to turn "Audit Mode" on and off with a single command.
As a bonus, I've implemented an Alias for the
bh_owned module. This can be useful if you haven't received a BloodHound dump yet and a module error is annoys you.Just include these lines in your
~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc and enjoy.Aliases:
alias CMEOwned='awk '\''/bh_enabled/{ if ($3=="False") {$3="True"} else {$3="False"}; {if($3=="True") {print "\033[1;92m" "[+] BloodHound Owned: "$3} else print "\033[1;91m" "[-] BloodHound Owned: "$3}} {print > FILENAME }'\'' /root/.cme/cme.conf'
alias CMEAudit='awk '\''/audit_mode/{ if ($3=="") {$3="*"} else {$3=""} {if($3==""){print "\033[1;92m" "[+] Audit Mode: Enable"} else print "\033[1;91m" "[-] Audit Mode: Disable"}} {print > FILENAME }'\'' /root/.cme/cme.conf'
#cme #bash #alias #bloodhound #audit #masking