Block reference

Complete, auto-generated reference for the 172 block types the flowgraph engine knows about. Regenerated from octopwn/enterprise/flowgraph/registry.py on every release — see the comment at the top of each page for the regeneration command.

For the high-level mental model, start with the core concepts page; for examples that wire these blocks together end-to-end, see the recipes.

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Sources & prompts — 42 block(s)

Inject credentials, targets, sessions or interactive prompts into the pipeline.

Covers categories: SOURCE, PROMPT_SOURCE.

Queues, sinks, taps and console — 24 block(s)

Terminate pipelines, feed items back into the next runloop iteration, log items inline, or trigger another engine pass.

Covers categories: QUEUE, SINK, TAP, CONSOLE.

CredMux — 1 block(s)

Routes a single credential stream onto protocol-typed output ports so each downstream block only sees credentials it can use.

Covers categories: CREDMUX.

Filters, gates and collectors — 6 block(s)

Conditional routing, flow gating, deduplication and port-gating of items as they move through the graph.

Covers categories: FILTER.

Scanners — 49 block(s)

One block per entry in OCTOPWN_SCANNER_TABLE — all OctoPwn scanners exposed as flowgraph nodes.

Covers categories: SCANNER.

Sessions and ID splitters — 17 block(s)

Open authenticated client sessions and unpack session / error items back into typed target + credential streams.

Covers categories: SESSION.

Session commands — 15 block(s)

Run any client command (LDAP, SMB, RDP, …) over a live session — the same surface as the interactive console.

Covers categories: COMMAND.

Attacks — 8 block(s)

Curated, opinionated wrappers around the most common post-auth attacks (Kerberoast, DCSync, DPAPI, ADCS ESC1/4, …).

Covers categories: ATTACK.

Enumeration — 4 block(s)

Stream domain objects (users, computers, ADCS templates, trusts) from an open LDAP session.

Covers categories: ENUMERATION.

Transforms — 3 block(s)

Convert credentials from one form to another — PKINIT U2U PFX → NT hash, hashcat wordlist / mask cracking.

Covers categories: TRANSFORM.

Script — 1 block(s)

Drop a user-authored Python coroutine into the middle of a pipeline when the built-in vocabulary is not enough.

Covers categories: SCRIPT.

Composites and boundaries — 2 block(s)

Boundary blocks used to define the external port surface of reusable, named composite sub-flowgraphs.

Covers categories: BOUNDARY.