Module: search

This module is used to search information in the neo4j database.

General usage:

🦝 > search <submodule> <filter> <term>

Warning

The provided search term must be a single word. You can’t use this module to search for a complete sentence containing spaces.

Results can be exported to a csv file using the keyword “export” at the end of the command:

🦝 > search <submodule> <filter> <term> export

A csv file will be generated in “exports” directory.

search password

This module operates search on passwords.

General usage:

🦝 > search password <filter> [term]

To filter by enabled users, “=enabled” must be used:

🦝 > search password=enabled <filter> [term]

This directive finds passwords corresponding to the searched term. It is case sensitive.

🦝 > search password is P@ssw0rd

This directive finds passwords containing the searched term. It is not case sensitive.

🦝 > search password like QwErTy

This directive finds passwords using LM storage.

🦝 > search password lm

This directive finds passwords equal to username. It is not case sensitive.

🦝 > search password user_as_pass

This directive finds empty passwords.

🦝 > search password empty

Note

We recommend to use this directive with “password=enabled” to see only enabled users with empty password.

This module operates search on users.

General usage:

🦝 > search user <filter> [term]

To filter by enabled users, “=enabled” must be used:

🦝 > search user=enabled <filter> [term]

This directive finds users corresponding to the searched term. It is case sensitive.

🦝 > search user is user1

This directive finds users containing the searched term. It is not case sensitive.

🦝 > search user like adm

This module operates search on computers.

General usage:

🦝 > search computer <filter> <term>

This directive finds computers corresponding to the searched term. It is case sensitive.

🦝 > search computer is SRV01

This directive finds computers containing the searched term. It is not case sensitive.

🦝 > search computer like SRV

This module operates search on description field.

General usage:

🦝 > search description <filter> [term]

This directive finds descriptions corresponding to the searched term. It is case sensitive.

🦝 > search description is testsecret

This directive finds descriptions containing the searched term. It is not case sensitive.

🦝 > search description like pass

This directive finds all not empty descriptions.

🦝 > search description not_empty