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This pull request was created to add filters to GPOs I added the flags
-FIlterUserand-FilterComputerto choose the kind of filter. Then you need to add-Samaccountand-SIDto fill the user or computer info which is affected by the GPO. Other option is to use the flag-fileto add more than one filters, the format of the file would be oneSAMACCOUNT:SIDper line.In addition I added the flag
-TVfor change the Task version because is necessary to modify it with each GPO modificationAn execution example would be:
pygpoabuse.py DOMAIN/USER -gpo-id "GPO-ID" -powershell -command "cmd.exe /c calc.exe" -taskname "GPOAbuses" -user -dc-ip DC_IP -FilterUser -Samaccount USER_SAMACCOUNT_GPO_AFFECTED -SID USER_SID_GPO_AFFECTED -TV "1.6" -v -f