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Feature Request: Analytics Across multiple domains

Recently I've been using your tool a lot, but noticed one thing I wanted but didn't have: the ability to correlate passwords across multiple domains. I've made this work for myself by doing a bunch of hacky things, but it would be cool to have it work in a way that makes more sense.

Right now what I am doing is combining all my NTDS files, and swapping the \ with a /. This way analytics fails to strip the domain from the username field.

I then modify blodhound.py like so:

def add_single_edge(tx, node_a, node_b, domain): node_a = node_a.split('/') node_b = node_b.split('/') q = "MATCH (a:User), (b:User) WHERE a.name =~ '(?i)" + node_a[1] + "@" + node_a[0] + "' AND b.name =~ '(?i)" + node_b[1] + "@" + node_b[0] + "' CREATE (a)-[r:SamePassword]->(b) RETURN type(r)"
This basically ignores the domain positional argument and instead pulls it from the node name.

It then allows me to do cool things like this:

Node labels are hidden, but each group is a DA group for a different domain

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