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The find module performs comprehensive LDAP enumeration to identify SCCM-related infrastructure in Active Directory environments. This is typically the first step in any SCCM assessment.
The find module uses multiple discovery techniques to build a complete picture of SCCM infrastructure without requiring elevated privileges.

Discovery Methods

The find module queries LDAP using four distinct approaches to identify SCCM assets:
DACL Analysis of System Management ContainerChecks the Discretionary Access Control List (DACL) for the ‘System Management’ container that is manually created during the AD schema extension process. This container is a key indicator of SCCM deployment.
Published Management Point DiscoveryResolves any published Management Points that clients use to query for policy and content. These are critical infrastructure components that handle client communications.
PXE-Enabled Distribution PointsIdentifies PXE-enabled Distribution Points that utilize Windows Deployment Services (WDS) for operating system deployment. These can be leveraged for network access account extraction.
Keyword-Based DiscoverySearches for “SCCM” and “MECM” keywords throughout the entire directory based on commonly observed naming convention habits in enterprise environments.
Nested group resolution is disabled by default. Use the -resolve flag cautiously as it can be slow and inefficient in large environments.

Prerequisites

Requirements

  • Valid Active Directory credentials (any domain user)
  • Network access to domain controller
  • LDAP/LDAPS connectivity (ports 389/636)

Command Syntax

Parameters

Use the -resolve flag cautiously as it can be slow and resource-intensive in large environments with deeply nested groups.

Usage Examples

Run a standard enumeration against the domain
The basic query provides a quick overview of SCCM infrastructure without detailed information. Use the debug flag for comprehensive details.
Run enumeration with detailed debug output for comprehensive analysis
Debug mode provides detailed tables with comprehensive information about discovered SCCM infrastructure including site servers, management points, computers, users, and groups.

Interpretation of Results

Understanding Output Tables

The find command returns structured data in several categories:
  • Site Servers Table: Core SCCM infrastructure servers with their roles
  • Management Points Table: Client-facing communication endpoints
  • Computers Table: All discovered SCCM-related systems
  • Users Table: Service accounts and SCCM-related users
  • Groups Table: Security groups used by SCCM, especially helpful for privilege escalation

Next Steps

SMB Enumeration

Profile discovered infrastructure with detailed service enumeration

Show Results

Display and export enumeration results for further analysis