Closed okiwoki closed 7 years ago
By default it searches for/filters for "Domain Admins" or the group you specified, but depending on various factors it just might not have found the targets. You can use -ShowAll to show ALL results, as well as -Verbose to get more detailed output to see what's going on.
For some reason, Invoke-UserHunter on recon/PowerView.ps1 is giving me a blank output no matter what parameters I'm using. I'm making sure a domain admin user is currently logged into another system on my test domain, and I have also tried other users to no avail.
Is anyone else experiencing the same isue?
Output:
PS C:\Users\pam\Desktop> Invoke-UserHunter -CheckAccess PS C:\Users\pam\Desktop> Invoke-UserHunter -SearchForest PS C:\Users\pam\Desktop> Invoke-UserHunter PS C:\Users\pam\Desktop> Invoke-UserHunter PS C:\Users\pam\Desktop> Invoke-UserHunter PS C:\Users\pam\Desktop> Invoke-UserHunter PS C:\Users\pam\Desktop> Invoke-UserHunter PS C:\Users\pam\Desktop> Invoke-UserHunter -StopOnSuccess PS C:\Users\pam\Desktop> Invoke-UserHunter -SearchForest PS C:\Users\pam\Desktop> Invoke-UserHunter -GroupName "helpdesk" PS C:\Users\pam\Desktop> Invoke-UserHunter -GroupName "helpdesk" PS C:\Users\pam\Desktop> Invoke-UserHunter -GroupName "helpdesk" PS C:\Users\pam\Desktop> Invoke-UserHunter -UserName scarlett PS C:\Users\pam\Desktop>