2.5 G-Token Module

The G-Token module manages secure tokens for API access, agent authentication, and deployment across the Guardpot ecosystem, as shown in Figure 2.5-1.

Figure 2.5-1 – G-Token Management Interface

2.5.1 View Modes

The top-right corner of the module provides three view mode options for token management and deployment, as shown in Figure 2.5.1-1.

Figure 2.5.1-1 – G-Token View Mode Selector

2.5.2 Graph View

The Graph view provides a visual representation of token relationships across the Guardpot ecosystem, as shown in Figure 2.5.2-1.

Figure 2.5.2-1 – G-Token Graph View

2.5.2.1 Search and Token Selection

The left panel includes a Search tokens... field for locating specific tokens by name. Below the search bar, the token list displays all available tokens for selection.

2.5.2.2 Token Visualization

When no token is selected, the main panel displays the following prompt:

Select a Token Click on a token from the left to view its visualization.

Once a token is selected, the graph view renders a visual node-edge map showing the token's relationships with associated Guardpots, services, and deployment targets.

2.5.3 List View

The List view serves as the primary token creation and management interface, as shown in Figure 2.5.3-1.

Figure 2.5.3-1 – G-Token List View

2.5.3.1 Search Tokens

A Search tokens field at the top of the List view allows you to filter through created tokens by name, making it easy to locate specific tokens in large deployments.

2.5.3.2 Available Token Types

The Create a Token section displays the following token types that can be generated:

Token Type	Icon	Description
Web bug		Tracking pixel for web-based interaction monitoring
QR code		QR code token for physical or digital distribution
Microsoft Excel		Malicious Excel document token
Microsoft Word		Malicious Word document token
Custom EXE / binary		Custom executable binary token
CSS File		Cascading Stylesheet token for web tracking
JavaScript File		JavaScript token for web-based interaction
Kubernetes Profile		Kubernetes configuration profile token
OpenVPN Config		OpenVPN configuration file token
WireGuard Config		WireGuard configuration file token
AD User		Active Directory user account token
AD Group		Active Directory group token
RDP Profile		Remote Desktop Protocol profile token
SSH Profile		Secure Shell profile token
FTP Credential		FTP access credential token
Web Cookie		Browser cookie token for session tracking

2.5.3.3 Created Tokens Section

Below the token type selection grid, the Created Tokens section displays all previously generated tokens. The header shows the total count:

Created Tokens (0)

When no tokens have been created, the following empty state message is displayed:

No tokens created yet. Click on a token type above to create one.

Clicking any token type initiates the token creation workflow, where you configure the token's properties and generate the token value.

2.5.3.4 Token Properties

Each created token includes the following properties:

2.5.3.5 Token Actions

2.5.4 Deployment View

The Deployment view enables mass distribution of G-Tokens to multiple computers through Active Directory integration, as shown in Figure 2.5.4-1.

Figure 2.5.4-1 – G-Token Deployment View

2.5.4.1 Deployment Header

The Deployment view header displays the following description:

G-Token Deployments Deploy G-Tokens to multiple computers via Active Directory

2.5.4.2 Empty State

When no deployments have been configured, the following message is displayed:

No deployments yet Create your first deployment to get started

2.5.4.3 Deployment Toolbar Buttons

The top-right corner of the Deployment view provides two management buttons:

2.5.4.4 LDAP Credentials Management

Clicking the LDAP Credentials button opens the LDAP connection management interface, as shown in Figure 2.5.4.4-1.

Figure 2.5.4.4-1 – LDAP Credentials Management

The header displays current configuration status:

LDAP Credentials Management Manage LDAP connections for deployment targeting

The saved credentials counter shows:

0 saved0 credentials configured

When no credentials are configured, the following empty state is shown:

No LDAP credentials configured yet. Click Add LDAP Credential to get started.

Adding a New LDAP Credential

Click the Add LDAP Credential button to open the configuration form, as shown in Figure 2.5.4.4-2.

Figure 2.5.4.4-2 – New LDAP Credential Form

The form is titled "New LDAP Credential" with the subtitle "Configure a new LDAP connection" and includes the following sections:

Basic Info:

Connection:

Authentication:

Directory:

2.5.4.5 Creating a New Deployment

Clicking the Create New Deployment button opens the deployment configuration wizard, as shown in Figure 2.5.4.5-1.

Figure 2.5.4.5-1 – Create New Deployment Form

The form is titled "Create New Deployment" with the subtitle "Configure and launch a GToken deployment to LDAP targets" and includes the following sections:

Configuration:

Target Selection — Search OUs and Groups:

File & Path: