breakfast

BreakFAST (lebomeje/breakfast) is a security research tool focused on Kerberos armoring. According to the project description, it is designed to test vulnerabilities related to Kerberos armoring (FAST — Flexible Authentication Secure Tunneling), the mechanism used to protect pre-authentication exchanges in hardened Active Directory domains. The stated purpose of the tool is to demonstrate how restrictions enforced in hardened domains may be bypassed when armoring-related weaknesses exist, allowing an operator to regain access using familiar tools. This positions BreakFAST as an offensive-security / red-team assessment utility rather than a defensive monitoring product. Documentation in the repository is minimal: the README currently contains only an initial commit note and a statement that it is up to date, with no usage instructions, requirements, supported techniques, or examples. As a result, specific capabilities, supported domain environments, and workflow details cannot be verified from the available material. Anyone interested in this project should consult the repository directly for additional code, scripts, or documentation that may clarify its operation, and should only use it in environments where they have explicit authorization to perform security testing.