This is publicly accessible personal notes at https://ired.team about my pentesting / red teaming experiments in a controlled environment that involve playing with various tools and techniques used by penetration testers, red teams and advanced adversaries.
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The following sub-pages of this page will explore some of the common offensive security techniques involving gaining code execution, lateral movement, persistence and more. This is my way of learning things - I learn by doing, repeating and taking notes.
Most of these techniques are discovered by other security researchers and I do not claim their ownership. I try to reference the sources I use the best I can, but if you think I've missed something, please get in touch and I will fix it immediately.
The goal of this project is simple - read other researchers work, execute some common/uncommon attacking techniques in a lab environment and:
- understand how the attacks can be performed
- write code to further the understanding of some of the tools and techniques
- see what most common artifacts the techniques leave behind
- try out various industry tools and become more profficient in using them
- take notes for future reference
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