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TDQS
Scored across 21 tools
Each tool targets a distinct Mimikatz module/operation: sekurlsa variants separate by credential type, kerberos ticket actions are clearly split, and lsadump/vault/dpapi/crypto/token functions are unambiguous. Although several tools extract credentials from LSASS, their descriptions specify exactly which credential source is involved.
All tools follow the consistent mimikatz_<module>_<operation> pattern with snake_case throughout. The names map directly to vanilla Mimikatz command modules, making the set predictable and familiar.
At 21 tools the set is slightly above the ideal 3-15 range, but the breadth reflects Mimikatz's many credential and security subsystems. Each tool corresponds to a distinct functionality rather than redundant wrappers.
The surface covers the major Mimikatz workflows: credential extraction, SAM/LSA dumping, DCSync, ticket attacks, DPAPI, certificates, token manipulation, and a custom command fallback. Minor gaps such as pass-the-hash or some secondary lsadump/sekurlsa options are not exposed directly but can be reached through mimikatz_custom.