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ADVERSARY SIMULATION

Red Team Ops

End-to-end adversary emulation aligned to MITRE ATT&CK with custom tradecraft.

What I deliver

  • Initial access, persistence, lateral movement
  • C2 infrastructure design
  • Evasion & EDR bypass research
⟩ real-world projects

Selected engagements

Sanitized highlights from real client work — approach, the bug we found, and the fix shipped. Names redacted under NDA.

01

30-day red team vs MSSP-monitored enterprise — domain admin in 9 days, full blue-team debrief

02

Assumed-breach engagement for SaaS — Sliver C2 over DoH, evaded CrowdStrike via DLL sideloading

⟩ common vulnerabilities & how I find them

Top bugs I hunt — and the steps

The recurring weaknesses I see in this domain, with the repeatable workflow I run from discovery to fix.

01

Phishing → Initial Access

Critical
  1. STEP 1OSINT target users + tech stack, register look-alike domain + mail auth (SPF/DKIM/DMARC)
  2. STEP 2Craft pretext + payload (HTML smuggling, ISO/LNK, OAuth consent)
  3. STEP 3Land on beachhead, establish C2 (HTTPS + domain fronting / DoH)
  4. STEP 4Fix: phishing-resistant MFA, attachment detonation, user reporting button
02

EDR Bypass via Sideloading

High
  1. STEP 1Identify signed vulnerable binary with DLL search-order weakness
  2. STEP 2Build proxy DLL exporting required functions + payload loader
  3. STEP 3Execute via signed parent, unhook EDR userland hooks
  4. STEP 4Fix: signed-binary allowlisting, EDR kernel callbacks, app-control (WDAC)
03

Living-off-the-Land C2 via RMM Abuse

High
  1. STEP 1Deploy or abuse an existing RMM agent (AnyDesk, ScreenConnect, Atera) as a signed C2 channel
  2. STEP 2Blend traffic with legitimate IT support usage to avoid network-based detection
  3. STEP 3Pivot to domain resources using the RMM's built-in file transfer and remote shell
  4. STEP 4Fix: allowlist approved RMM binaries only, alert on new/unexpected RMM installs, egress-filter unapproved vendors
⟩ arsenal

Tools & frameworks

Cobalt Strike
C2 Framework
Sliver
Open-Source C2
Mythic
C2 Framework
Havoc
C2 Framework
Empire
PowerShell C2
Covenant
.NET C2
Brute Ratel
Red Team C2
Merlin
HTTP/2 C2
Mimikatz
Credential Theft
PoshC2
Security Tool
Nighthawk
Security Tool
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