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Red Team Infrastructure Wiki

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 and evade security filters.

The technical surface extends to operational security automation, including infrastructure asset distribution across multiple cloud providers and geographic regions. It encompasses capabilities for credential capture via adversary-in-the-middle proxies, centralized log aggregation, and the implementation of immutable system file hardening to secure operational servers.

The project also includes utilities for domain analysis, such as verifying vendor categorizations and identifying reputable expired domains to better blend into target networks.

Features

  • Red Teaming Frameworks - Provides a framework and technical resources for designing resilient, stealthy red team infrastructure.
  • Deployment Automation - Uses orchestration tools to automate the deployment of complex offensive environments for consistency and speed.
  • Multi-Provider Asset Distribution - Distributes operational infrastructure across multiple cloud providers and regions to avoid blanket blocks.
  • Operational Redirectors - Provides blueprints for deploying intermediary redirector hosts to conceal primary control servers and allow rapid replacement of compromised assets.
  • PaaS-Based Redirectors - Provides blueprints for proxying control traffic through trusted static PaaS subdomains to increase perceived legitimacy.
  • HTTP Traffic Camouflaging - Implements web request redirection based on user agents, URIs, or IP addresses to masquerade traffic and evade detection.
  • Traffic Routing Proxies - Utilizes intermediary hosts as redirectors to conceal primary control servers and allow rapid asset replacement.
  • Domain Fronting - Implements domain fronting by routing network traffic through high-reputation domains to bypass security controls.
  • Traffic Obfuscation - Hides command and control communications using redirectors and domain fronting to blend into network traffic.
  • Network Credential Capturers - Implements proxy systems that route traffic through public fronts to capture session tokens and credentials in transit.
  • Infrastructure Obscuration - Implements techniques to modify traffic patterns and server headers to hide control servers from network-based discovery.
  • Traffic Obfuscation - Provides methods for modifying network traffic patterns to impersonate legitimate applications and evade detection.
  • Domain Fronting - Implements domain fronting to hide control traffic by routing requests through high-reputation domains.
  • Reputation-Based Traffic Obfuscation - Implements strategies to evade security filters by leveraging the existing domain reputation of trusted third-party content platforms.
  • Reputation Inheriting Platforms - Leverages trusted user-generated content sites to inherit domain reputation and evade security filters.
  • Operational Server Hardening - Offers a manual of standards for securing control servers and masking traffic patterns.
  • Infrastructure Hardening - Provides comprehensive guidelines for securing operational servers to prevent discovery by incident responders.
  • Adversary Simulation - Provides technical playbooks for emulating real-world attack techniques and evading detection.
  • Phishing Campaign Orchestrators - Orchestrates the deployment of mail servers and landing pages with managed reputations for credential capture.
  • Mail Server Deployments - Provides tools for deploying full mail server stacks including configurations and DNS records for phishing operations.
  • Phishing - Provides architectural blueprints for deploying mail servers and credential capture proxies.
  • Resilient Infrastructure - Ships architectural guidelines for building stable, stealthy operational environments that maintain continuity during security engagements.
  • Immutable File Attributes - Applies immutable system attributes to critical directories to prevent unauthorized modifications by root users.
  • Network Traffic Filtering - Implements firewall rule management to filter incoming and outgoing traffic and block unwanted IP ranges.
  • Secure Remote Access - Secures server entry points using enforced public-key authentication and multi-factor authentication.
  • Security Operations Automation - Automates the rapid deployment and replacement of distributed assets across multiple cloud regions.
  • Immutable File Attributes - Implements immutable system file hardening to protect critical directories from unauthorized modification by root users.
  • Infrastructure Role Segregation - Provides architectural patterns to separate operational roles across distinct servers, ensuring the detection of one asset does not compromise the environment.
  • Security Alert Triggers - Implements real-time security alert triggers that notify operators via APIs when high-value milestones or credential captures occur.
  • Centralized Logging Systems - Provides systems for collecting and forwarding logs from distributed assets to a single location for consolidated monitoring.
  • Related Awesome Lists - Hardening resources for red team infrastructure.
  • Penetration Testing Toolkits - Documentation for building and managing red team infrastructure.
  • Red Team Operations - Resources for hardening red team operational infrastructure.
  • Red Teaming Tools - Guide for building and managing red team infrastructure.

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Frequently asked questions

What does bluscreenofjeff/red-team-infrastructure-wiki do?

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.

What are the main features of bluscreenofjeff/red-team-infrastructure-wiki?

The main features of bluscreenofjeff/red-team-infrastructure-wiki are: Red Teaming Frameworks, Deployment Automation, Multi-Provider Asset Distribution, Operational Redirectors, PaaS-Based Redirectors, HTTP Traffic Camouflaging, Traffic Routing Proxies, Domain Fronting.

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