m365-entra-attack

To perform a password spray attack against a Microsoft 365 tenant, you need tools that enumerate valid users and test credentials while avoiding smart lockout policies. This Skill automates that process using o365spray to identify valid logins.

Yes, you can bypass Conditional Access policies during an Entra ID red team engagement by analyzing access control mechanisms and targeting authentication endpoints. This Skill provides options to identify and circumvent these security controls.

Smart Lockout analysis works by identifying the tenant's lockout thresholds and timing constraints before testing credentials. This Skill analyzes these policies to avoid triggering account lockouts during password spraying operations.

Yes, you need msftrecon for tenant discovery and user enumeration, while playwright is used for verifying various attack vectors. These dependencies are required to execute the automated reconnaissance and exploitation tasks.

The best way to document findings from a Microsoft 365 red team attack is using engagement journaling and a real-world findings template. This Skill logs all attempts and provides a structured template for reporting.

To detect active attacker activity in an Entra ID environment, you analyze authentication logs and access control anomalies. This Skill includes active-attacker detection features to identify signs of ongoing password spray attempts.