This article explores techniques and best practices for physical security testing, including social engineering, physical bypass, lock picking, surveillance, and physical access control, and provides real-world examples and resources for red teams and pen testers.
This article provides a comprehensive guide to using Covenant, a powerful command and control framework for red teaming and post-exploitation operations, covering its architecture, installation, setup, usage, real-world examples, and custom task development for a technical audience.
This article provides a comprehensive overview of hacking techniques and real-world examples for exploiting vulnerabilities in IoT devices, including code samples and tool recommendations, intended for a technical audience of red teams and pen testers.
This article delves into the Java programming language, covering basic concepts, syntax, and its practical applications in pen testing and red teaming, while also discussing its pros and cons for cybersecurity professionals.
This article explores Nishang, a collection of PowerShell scripts designed for penetration testing and red teaming, covering its various modules, usage examples, and real-world applications, ultimately demonstrating the tool’s value and versatility for cybersecurity professionals.
Empire is a comprehensive PowerShell-based red teaming framework that offers a wide array of modules and capabilities for exploiting and controlling compromised systems, enabling pen testers and red teamers to level up their skills and identify security vulnerabilities effectively.
PowerSploit, a collection of PowerShell modules designed for offensive security operations, offers powerful tools for code execution, script modification, persistence, privilege escalation, recon, and exfiltration, enabling penetration testers and red teamers to enhance their skills and stay ahead in the cybersecurity landscape.
An introductory overview of red teaming, covering goals, scope, methodologies, frameworks, and practical examples for newcomers or those needing a refresher.
A detailed overview of the Metasploit Framework, covering its history, components, module types, and real-world use cases to help red teamers and penetration testers use it more effectively.