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BloodHound MCP Server

by mwnickerson

get_shortest_path

Find the shortest attack path between two security principals in Active Directory to analyze potential compromise routes and identify intermediary nodes with relationship types.

Instructions

Find the shortest path between two nodes in the Bloodhound graph. This is useful for attack path analysis, showing the most direct route between two security principals. The path will show all the intermediary nodes and the types of relationships connecting them. If this returns a 500 or 404 error it is likely that the path does not exist within bloodhound Args: start_node: Object ID of the starting node (source) end_node: Object ID of the ending node (target) relationship_kinds: Optional comma-separated list of relationship types to include in the path

Input Schema

TableJSON Schema
NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
start_nodeYes
end_nodeYes
relationship_kindsNo

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