Projects sharing features with RedHunt OS

Atomic Red Team is an adversary simulation tool and detection validation suite designed to emulate attacker behaviors. It functions as a security control testing framework that uses a library of portable tests to verify if security monitoring and alerting systems correctly identify specific malicious techniques. The project serves as a MITRE ATT&CK emulation framework, mapping individual test executions to a standardized industry taxonomy of adversary behaviors. This mapping allows for the validation of security controls against the MITRE ATT&CK matrix to identify gaps in detection and respon

RTA provides a framework of scripts designed to allow blue teams to test their detection capabilities against malicious tradecraft, modeled after MITRE ATT&CK.

Synthetic Adversarial Log Objects (SALO) is a framework for the generation of log events without the need for infrastructure or actions to initiate the event that causes a log event. The purpose of this framework is to allow security practitioners, data scientists, and researchers the ability to…

Monkey is an adversary emulation platform and breach and attack simulation tool designed to test network defenses through automated lateral movement and exploit delivery. It functions as a network security testing system that evaluates security posture by attempting to propagate through vulnerabilities and extract sensitive system credentials. The platform distinguishes itself by simulating specific real-world attacker behaviors, such as ransomware encryption, cryptojacking, and the theft of browser-stored credentials and secure shell keys. It utilizes binary hash randomization to evade antiv

Covenant is a .NET-based command and control framework designed for red team operations and adversary simulation. It serves as a collaborative platform for coordinating security assessments, managing remote implants, and executing tasks on compromised systems through a centralized server. The project is distinguished by its dynamic payload generator, which compiles and obfuscates executable binaries and scripts on the fly to bypass detection. It further separates itself through a collaborative environment that allows multiple authenticated operators to share a synchronized state, track operat

Apfell is a red teaming framework and command and control server designed for collaborative adversary simulation. It provides a centralized infrastructure to manage remote agents and distribute tasking across multiple operating systems using a message broker for real-time synchronization. The system functions as a distributed agent orchestrator, allowing teams to coordinate complex attack chains and synchronize container data. It features a multi-platform payload manager that enables the downloading and integration of custom agents and command profiles from remote repositories. The platform

This project is a collection of technical resources, blueprints, and guides for building resilient and stealthy red team infrastructure. It provides a comprehensive framework for designing offensive security environments that resist detection and remain operational throughout security engagements. The repository distinguishes itself through detailed playbooks for adversary simulation and hardening manuals. It covers advanced obfuscation techniques such as domain fronting, the use of platform-as-a-service redirectors, and the leveraging of third-party content sites to inherit domain reputation

DetectionLab is a reproducible Windows Active Directory security lab designed for testing detection capabilities. It uses an automation framework based on Vagrant and Packer to provision virtualized networks across multiple hypervisors and cloud platforms. The project utilizes Ansible for the declarative installation and configuration of domain services and endpoint security tools. It incorporates a browser-based remote access interface via Apache Guacamole to manage laboratory hosts without requiring standalone remote desktop clients. The environment includes a telemetry pipeline that aggre

Empire is a command and control framework and post-exploitation toolkit used for network penetration testing. It serves as a centralized platform for coordinating remote agent communication and automating the delivery of security testing payloads to target systems. The project provides a suite of modules for host reconnaissance, lateral movement, and credential harvesting across corporate environments. It functions as a remote administration tool to maintain persistence and execute commands on compromised hosts. The framework incorporates capabilities for agent orchestration and the executio

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capa is a static analysis tool that scans executable files to identify what a program can do, detecting capabilities such as API calls, byte sequences, and structural patterns without executing the code. It supports multiple file formats including PE, ELF, .NET, and shellcode, and can also process runtime behavior traces from sandbox reports generated by CAPE, DRAKVUF, or VMRay. The tool integrates directly with reverse engineering environments through plugins for IDA Pro and Ghidra, allowing analysts to view capability matches and author detection rules within their disassembler of choice. C