Red-Team-Courses

Design bounded red-team access with expiry, ownership, redundancy, failover, and operator records that remain useful during a live assessment.

Everything required before an attack: scope and rules of engagement, deconfliction, hardening the attack platform, standing up redirectors, and validating the infrastructure before go.

Turn red-team objectives into bounded tests and evidence-backed findings with explicit limits, remediation owners, and retest conditions.

The networking and Active Directory concepts every red team technique builds on: HTTP and HTTPS, TCP and UDP, the domain controller, users, groups, and group nesting.

How Windows stores configuration and credentials: the registry and hives, registry paths, NTLM hashes, and the difference between domain and local authentication.

Follow C2 task delivery, polling latency, uncertain outcomes, and operator handovers through worked examples and a task-ledger exercise.

Understand BOF file formats, architecture compatibility, client integration, runtime limits, and failure boundaries through a benign test design.

Separate profile validity, working communication, telemetry, and detection with a local HTTP exercise and controlled comparison record.

Evaluate public sources, RDAP, DNS, certificate logs, and scan data. Build a traceable OSINT brief with worked examples and source-quality checks.

Interpret Nmap port states, scan methods, and vantage points through a loopback exercise, segmentation case, and evidence-based scan plan.