Other Posts Tagged "Red Team Course"

Module 1: Red Team Methodology

2026-09-12 (Modified: 2026-10-21) — Written by SimeonOnSecurity — 10 min read

The seven-phase red team methodology: preparation, intelligence, reconnaissance, access, post exploitation, cleanup and backout, and reporting, with the judgment behind each.

An illustration of a circular flowchart representing the connected stages of Red Team methodology, featuring vibrant colors against a dark background. Abstract elements suggest data streams and network connections. — Module 1: the seven phases every technique slots into.

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Module 2: Mission Preparation and Infrastructure

2026-09-12 (Modified: 2026-10-21) — Written by SimeonOnSecurity — 12 min read

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

An illustration of a high-tech workstation with multiple screens showing network maps and security documents, surrounded by visual elements like firewalls and encrypted data streams, all against a dark background. — Module 2: ready the paperwork and the platform before the first packet.

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Module 3: Networking and Active Directory Foundations

2026-09-12 (Modified: 2026-10-21) — Written by SimeonOnSecurity — 8 min read

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.

An illustration showing a central Domain Controller connected to various nodes representing users and groups, with visual elements symbolizing networking protocols like HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, and UDP. — Module 3: the ground every later technique stands on.

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Module 4: Windows Internals and Authentication

2026-09-12 (Modified: 2026-10-21) — Written by SimeonOnSecurity — 9 min read

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