ServiceDetector

Detects named pipes and installed services remotely as unprivileged user. Heavily based on tothi/servicedetector.

Setup

a) With pipx.

pipx install git+https://github.com/dadevel/servicedetector.git@main

b) With pip.

pip3 install git+https://github.com/dadevel/servicedetector.git@main

Scan computers for WebClient and other NTLM coercion opportunities.

servicedetector -c coercion -u jdoe -p 'passw0rd' ws01.corp.local ws02.corp.local ws03.corp.local

Scan computers for installed AV/EDR products.

servicedetector -c epp -u jdoe -p 'passw0rd' srv01.corp.local srv02.corp.local srv03.corp.local

You can check for all known software by leaving out the -c option.

Running this script connects to the target over SMB and ...

performs the LsarLookupNames() RPC call to check if a given service is installed. This does not allow to determine if a service is running or stopped. Furthermore it is not possible to list services. Only names of known services can be queried.
lists named pipes trough the IPC$ share. This allows to infer which services are running as long as the respective process creates a named pipe.
prints additional info about the target like NetExec.

Service names and named pipe paths are defined in indicators.csv.