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New Active Directory Security Tools Released: ADRecon and adPEAS

New Active Directory Security Tools Released: ADRecon and adPEAS

First seen 11 Sep 2026, 05:45 UTC

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ThreatCluster September 11, 2026 at 09:50 UTC
  • ADRecon extracts Active Directory artifacts for security assessments.
  • adPEAS identifies vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in AD environments.
  • Both tools enhance security analysis capabilities without requiring extensive privileges.

Two new security tools targeting Active Directory environments have been released: ADRecon and adPEAS. ADRecon is designed for extracting and aggregating various artifacts from Active Directory, useful for security professionals and auditors. It can be run from any workstation connected to the environment, even from non-domain hosts, and requires minimal privileges. adPEAS, on the other hand, focuses on identifying misconfigurations and vulnerabilities in Active Directory, operating as a standalone tool without dependencies. It features over 40 security checks and supports multiple authentication methods. Both tools enhance the capabilities of security assessments in Active Directory environments, addressing potential vulnerabilities and improving post-exploitation analysis. The tools are available for download on GitHub, with detailed instructions for installation and usage.

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Timeline

2026-09-09
adPEAS tool released
adPEAS v2 was launched, providing a comprehensive security assessment tool for Active Directory.
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2026-09-11
ADRecon tool released
ADRecon was introduced, allowing users to extract and analyze Active Directory artifacts.
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