A python-based pentesting library for Azure and Entra ID
Install the library using Python3 pip:
pip install azol
Log in as a user and get all subscriptions:
from azol.credentials import User
from azol.clients import ArmClient
cred = User(username="user@domain.com")
arm_client = ArmClient(tenant="tenant.com", cred=cred)
subscriptions=arm_client.get_subscriptions()
for sub_id in subscriptions:
print(sub_id)
Log in as a Service Principal and get all groups, with owners
from pprint import pprint
from azol.credentials import ServicePrincipal
from azol.clients import GraphClient
cred = ServicePrincipal(client_id="00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000", client_secret="your secret" )
graph_client = GraphClient(tenant="tenant.com", cred=cred)
groups=graph_client.get_all_groups_and_owners()
for group in groups:
pprint(group)
Log in as a user to their default tenant, but use an interactive signin. Get all tenants the user belongs to.
from azol import *
cred=User("user@domain.com")
arm_client=ArmClient(cred=cred, oauth_flow="authorization_code")
tenants=arm_client.get_tenants()
for tenant in tenants:
print(tenant["defaultDomain"])
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A python-based pentesting library for Azure and Entra ID
We found that azol demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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