Havoc is a post-exploitation framework used for red team operations. It provides a centralized command and control system for managing remote agents through persistent network connections and customizable communication profiles. The framework focuses on security evasion and stealth, utilizing indirect syscall execution, return address spoofing, and hardware-breakpoint patching to bypass endpoint detection and response tools. It includes a payload generation workflow to create executable shellcode or DLLs for initial remote access. The system covers a broad range of operational capabilities,
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
Commando-VM is a Windows penetration testing distribution and offensive security toolkit. It provides a specialized virtual machine environment loaded with a curated suite of security auditing and exploitation tools designed for red teaming operations. The project facilitates the creation of red team infrastructure and security audit environments. It focuses on windows security auditing and penetration testing to help simulate adversary behavior and identify exploitable security flaws. The environment is established through script-based provisioning and modular toolset deployment. This proce
Commando VM is a Windows-based penetration testing distribution and offensive security virtual machine. It serves as a toolset manager for deploying and maintaining a curated collection of security tools, scripts, and configurations designed for security auditing, red teaming, and adversary simulation. The project automates the provisioning of a specialized workstation by using PowerShell scripts and a modular repository to orchestrate the installation of offensive security software. It utilizes a community-driven package manager to handle dependency resolution and binary installations, ensur