Other Posts Tagged "Red Team Course"

Module 6: Beacon Execution and Beacon Object Files

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

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

An abstract digital representation of a Beacon Object File execution, showing a dynamic flow of data within a computer interface against a dark background, with vibrant colors illustrating the concept of in-memory code execution. — Module 6: understand the execution boundary and its consequences.

#red team #Cobalt Strike #red team course

Learn more →

Module 7: Malleable C2 and Communication Evasion

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

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

An abstract digital network scene showing data packets flowing in vibrant blue and green colors against a dark background, symbolizing Malleable C2 and asynchronous communications. — Module 7: measure communication behavior and support detection claims.

#red team #Cobalt Strike #red team course

Learn more →

Module 8: Open-Source Intelligence

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

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

A modern workspace with multiple screens showing open-source intelligence data, including social media feeds and analytics, against a dark background. Abstract data flows connect the screens. — Module 8: turn public observations into supported decisions.

#red team #OSINT #Shodan #red team course

Learn more →

Module 9: Active Reconnaissance and Scanning

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

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

An illustration of a shadowy figure at a computer, scanning a digital network map with flowing data streams, set against a dark background with vibrant colors. — Module 9: connect scan observations to supported conclusions.

#red team #nmap #red team course

Learn more →

Module 10: Initial Access: Phishing and Delivery

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

Distinguish phishing delivery, interaction, execution, and access. Interpret campaign metrics, modern Office controls, and Windows architecture with worked examples.

An illustration showing a digital scene with abstract representations of phishing emails, malicious links, and weaponized attachments. The background is dark with vibrant colors highlighting the phishing elements. — Module 10: measure the boundary each initial-access test exercises.

#red team #phishing #Cobalt Strike #HTTPS #red team course

Learn more →