Add sessions_bloodhound module

[nodauf]

This module use the get_netloggedon to list the users connected on a target and add the relationship in bloodhound

[NeffIsBack]

Thanks for the PR!
Though, we already have the flag --loggedon-users, which enumerates these users. Could you just add the bloodhound functionality to that function?
See:

NetExec/nxc/protocols/smb.py

Lines 1230 to 1251 in d6e77d1

	def loggedon_users(self):
	logged_on = []
	try:
	logged_on = get_netloggedon(
	self.host,
	self.domain,
	self.username,
	self.password,
	lmhash=self.lmhash,
	nthash=self.nthash,
	)
	logged_on = {(f"{user.wkui1_logon_domain}\\{user.wkui1_username}", user.wkui1_logon_server) for user in logged_on}
	self.logger.success("Enumerated logged_on users")
	if self.args.loggedon_users_filter:
	for user in logged_on:
	if re.match(self.args.loggedon_users_filter, user[0].split("\\")[1]):
	self.logger.highlight(f"{user[0]:<25} {f'logon_server: {user[1]}'}")
	else:
	for user in logged_on:
	self.logger.highlight(f"{user[0]:<25} {f'logon_server: {user[1]}'}")
	except Exception as e:
	self.logger.fail(f"Error enumerating logged on users: {e}")

The current bloodhound logic is located at /nxc/helpers/bloodhound.py. Please add the logic there and import the function. We have to also be careful with the domain the computer is in, as well as the user that has logged onto to the host. Take a look at the existing bloodhound functionality, i added a check to prevent name clashes with different domains (and trusts).