Expanding the Hound: Introducing Plaintext Field to…

This article demonstrates CrackHound, a Python tool and methodology for integrating password-cracking outputs into BloodHound/Neo4j to tag 'owned' accounts and optionally store plaintext credentials. It explains Neo4j login and Cypher queries, how to add custom properties to User objects, using the neo4j Python driver for automated updates, CrackHound command-line parameters, and provides example custom BloodHound queries to find users with plaintext passwords or specific access patterns.