m365-entra-attack

User enumeration and password spraying against Microsoft 365 and Entra ID are performed using a red team attack chain that leverages msftrecon for tenant discovery and o365spray for credential attacks. It requires Python and playwright to execute.

Bypassing Conditional Access policies in Entra ID involves exploring specific bypass options within a structured red team attack chain. The skill demonstrates these techniques alongside credential attacks to test policy enforcement.

Smart Lockout detection for Microsoft 365 works by analyzing AADSTS codes returned during authentication attempts. This analysis identifies lockout conditions and provides mitigation guidance to avoid account lockouts during password spraying.

Yes, Python, playwright, msftrecon, and o365spray are required dependencies to run the Entra ID red team attack scripts. These tools enable tenant discovery, user enumeration, and automated credential attack execution.

Active attackers targeting Microsoft 365 credentials can be identified through lockout differential analysis. This technique detects ongoing credential attacks by comparing lockout states and patterns within the Entra ID tenant.

When using o365spray for Entra ID user enumeration, limitations include triggering Smart Lockout conditions if thresholds are exceeded. Analyzing AADSTS codes is necessary to detect lockouts and adjust attack timing to avoid detection.