Initial Release

Description

The combination of honeycred.exe and agent.exe make up a release that can be easily instrumented to be run as a service. How this is deployed would heavily depend on your deployment tools.

I'm still working on a way to install this. I'd like to create an MSI or other package to make this more friendly to environments utilizing SCCM.

How to Run

It's best if honeycred and agent are in the same directory, however, if they aren't you can specify a path to agent (or an alternative process to execute) using the -path flag.

.\honeycred.exe -u "somedomain\\someuser" -pw lulzredteam

How to Build

Building honeycred and agent isn't hard. You'll need golang>1.7.5 and a Windows PC.

If you choose to build honeycred from scratch, you'll have the benefit of being able to specify the default username and password injected into lsass. To do this, modify the corresponding values starting at line 116 of honeycred.go.

After meeting those requirements, copy the source down and change directories to it in a command shell.

To compile a version of the binaries that is compatible with 32 bit systems on a 64 bit machine, make sure to change the GOENV: set GOENV=386

go build honeycred.go
go build agent.go

Known Issues

None.