regcertipy 1.0.0

Parses cached certificate templates from a Windows Registry file and displays them in the same style as Certipy does.

regcertipy

Parses cached certificate templates from a Windows Registry .reg file and displays them in the same style as Certipy does.

Getting started

We prefer using the uv package manager, as it will automatically create a virtual environment for you.

$ uv venv
$ uv pip install regcertipy
$ regcertipy -h
usage: regcertipy [-h] regfile

Regfile ingestor for Certipy

positional arguments:
  regfile     Path to the .reg file.

options:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Use regedit.exe to export the keys under HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\ Microsoft\Cryptography\CertificateTemplateCache\. Then, the .reg file can be fed into regcertipy with: regcertipy .

Development

Note that we use the Black code formatter for code formatting. Moreover, we use the Git Flow branching model, meaning that we actively develop on the "develop" branch, and merge to the "main" branch (& tag it) when a new release is made, making the "main" branch the production branch.

$ uv sync --dev # Also installs the Black code formatter.
$ uv run black . # To format the current code base.
$ uv run regcertipy -h
usage: regcertipy [-h] regfile

Regfile ingestor for Certipy

positional arguments:
  regfile     Path to the .reg file.

options:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

You can also run the __init__.py or __main.py__ Python file in your favourite debugger.