CypherDog2.0 - Bloodhound Dog Whispering with PowerShell
summary
A PowerShell module called CypherDog2.0 connects to BloodHound’s REST API, runs neo4j Cypher queries and returns node/edge/path objects so scripts can create, update and delete graph data (notes, nodes, edges) and compute metrics across a sample database. It adds a PowerShell module wrapper, shows a working dynamic parameters approach for tab completion, implements a cheapest path calculation (counts nested vs actionable hops), and demonstrates pipeline combos that actually return usable CSVs and objects for scale.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 2:11Agenda
- 2:31Bloodhound 101
- 5:26Demo
- 13:33What Is Cypherdog
- 22:11Filtering
- 23:03Search by a Partial Name
- 23:28Search by a Property
- 28:41Use the Cypher Queries in Powershell
- 31:13Create Nodes
- 49:19Blacklisting Nodes
- 52:39Dynamic Parameters
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