This is a curated collection of experiments I have developed for varying different projects. I will continue to update it as time and testing permits.
- caldera-training - simple experiment to quickly spin up an environment for testing and learning the MITRE Caldera Adversary Emulation Platform.
- mad-emu-lab - lab component for Module 1 of the free Cybrary MITRE ATT&CK Defender ATT&CK Adversary Emulation training course.
- sliver-training - simple experiment to quickly spin up an environment for testing and learning the Sliver Adversary Emulation Framework.
- wind-turbine - experiment to deploy a model of a single wind turbine using OT-sim.
The following steps are required to use this repo:
- Install and deploy phēnix and minimega
- Clone this repo to
/phenix/projects
The easiest way to run phēnix and minimega is on a Linux host using Docker Compose. The following commands can be issued to get it up and running.
git clone https://github.com/sandialabs/sceptre-phenix.git
cd phenix/docker
docker-compose up --build -d phenix
Note that when Docker Compose is used to run phēnix and minimega, both containers have access to
/phenixon the host.
Most of the Packer configurations present in this repo will require a recent
copy of miniccc.exe to be copied into their apps directory. The easiest way
to get the latest copy of miniccc.exe is to copy it directly from the minimega
Docker container deployed above.
docker cp minimega:/opt/minimega/bin/miniccc.exe path/to/apps/dir
The phēnix UI can now be accessed at http://localhost:3000.
Some experiment configurations in this repo expect files to be located at
/phenix/projects/<project name>/.... For example, some experiment topology
configurations will include file injections with source files in this directory.
To make this work without modifications to configurations, this repo should be
cloned to /phenix/projects via the commands below.
mkdir -p /phenix
git clone https://github.com/activeshadow/phenix-projects.git /phenix/projects
This project uses git LFS to store some large configuration files. If you don't have git LFS configured to automatically pull down files stored in git LFS, you'll also need to run the following commands.
cd /phenix/projects
git lfs pull