cmedb overhaul, bug fixes, formatting update, and new features

[Marshall-Hallenbeck]

Been working on this for a couple weeks now and I'm pretty happy with it. It includes a massive overhaul to how CME interacts with the database, fixes a bunch of random bugs, and adds in some new features as well!

High level:

• Overhaul database to use SQLAlchemy and better async functions (asyncio)
• Overhaul database schemas to include more information that is useful to view after running
• Fix database interactions in many places, properly inserting data
• Overhaul cmedb to match database update, additionally adding in help strings and more commands for viewing data
• Fix tons of formatting to be more PEP8 compliant and easier to read

More specific:

• Add "spooler", "petitpotam", and "zerologon" tracking to database, and updated modules to insert status of these vulnerabilities
• Add "clear_database" command to cmedb, allowing users to clear all the information in the selected protocol database (resolves #189)
• Update WinRM module to use the database, storing hosts & creds (resolves #740 and #739)
• Add in SAMR functionality to grab local builtin and custom groups when there is no DC or connecting to a DC fails (this functionality existed for users, but not groups)
• Add optional rid/sid storage for groups
• Normalize usage of "computers" and "hosts" to just "hosts"
• Additional debug messages while in verbose mode
• Squelch other package errors in instances where they spit out way too many lines in verbose mode
• Move redundant/shared code usages to centralized files (more work can be done on this)
• Fix several LSASS dumping modules to properly handle errors, so the user isn't spammed on semi-failures (modules still work from my testing)
• Remove redundant or old commented code

I have tested this pretty extensively, in my lab and also on a large internal network; however, the MSSQL changes I haven't really tested, but they should work as they are the same as smb/winrm/etc. If needed I can create a VM for testing it, but if someone else has an environment they can, that'd be great.

[Marshall-Hallenbeck]

@mpgn There's obviously a ton of changes here, so I can go through whatever you want and update other pulls/etc if needed.

[NeffIsBack]

Looks really awesome🔥

[mpgn]

Hello,

Thanks for the issue, the module is now integrated to the last public release of CrackMapExec https://github.com/mpgn/CrackMapExec v6.0.0

Regards,

mpgn