Active Directory Control Paths

Active Directory Control Paths is a tool designed to analyze and visualize control relationships within Active Directory environments. The tool aggregates control relations between various AD entities including users, computers, groups, Group Policy Objects (GPOs), and containers. The tool generates graph-based visualizations to help security professionals understand privilege escalation paths and access control relationships. It can answer questions such as who can obtain Domain Administrator privileges, what resources specific users can control, and who has access to sensitive information like executive communications. Key features include automated Neo4j database setup and import workflows, Cypher querying capabilities through Neo4j REST API for improved performance, and support for analyzing large Active Directory environments with over 1 million objects and 150 million Access Control Entries (ACEs). The tool supports various control path analysis including Kerberos delegation, System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) dumping utilities for local administrators and session control paths, Read-Only Domain Controller (RoDC) analysis, and Local Administrator Password Solution (LAPS) configurations. Exchange permissions analysis capabilities allow examination of AD Users, Mailbox/Database descriptors, Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), and MAPI folder permissions. The tool includes resume features and node clustering functionality through OVALI integration.