The Red Team Vade Mecum
  • The Red Team Vade Mecum
  • Techniques
    • Defense Evasion
      • Binary Properties and Code Signing
      • ATA/ATP
        • Important Note
        • Intro
        • Lateral Movement
        • Domain Dominance
        • Identification
        • Recon
        • Blocking/Disabling Telemetry
          • Trusted Installer
      • Tips and Tricks
      • Basics
        • IOCs
          • High Level Overview of EDR technologies
        • Sandbox Evasion
        • Obfuscating Imports
          • Bootstrapping
        • Encrypting Strings
      • Disabling/Patching Telemetry
        • ETW Bypasses
        • AMSI Bypasses
      • Minimization
        • Commands to Avoid
        • Pivoting
        • Benefits of Using APIs
        • Thread-less Payload Execution
        • DLL Hollowing
      • Misdirection
        • Command Line Argument Spoofing
        • PPID Spoofing via CreateProcess
        • Switching Parents
          • Dechaining via WMI
      • Hiding our Payloads
        • Event Logs
        • File metadata
        • Registry Keys
        • ADS
      • IPC For Evasion and Control
    • Privilege Escalation
      • Hunting For Passwords
      • To System
        • New Service
        • Named Pipe Impersonation
        • Local Exploits
        • AlwaysInstallElevated
      • Hijacking Execution
        • Environment Variable interception
        • DLL Hijacking
      • Insecure Permissions
        • Missing Services and Tasks
        • Misconfigured Registry Hives
        • Insecure Binary Path
        • Unquoted Service Paths
    • Enumeration
      • Situational Awareness
      • Recon Commands
        • .NET AD Enum commands
        • WMIC commands
          • WMI queries from c++
    • Execution
      • Cool ways of Calling a Process
      • One Liners
    • Initial Access
      • Tips and Tricks
      • Tools
      • Staging/Stagers
      • MS Office
        • Macros
          • Evasion
            • VBA Stomping
            • Revert To Legacy Warning in Excel
            • Sandbox Evasion
          • Info Extraction
          • Inline Shapes
          • .MAM Files
          • PowerPoint
          • ACCDE
          • Shellcode Execution
          • Info Extraction
          • Dechaining Macros
        • Field Abuse
        • DDE
      • Payload Delivery
      • File Formats
        • MSG
        • RTF
        • REG
        • BAT
        • MSI Files
        • IQY
        • CHM
        • LNK
          • Using LNK to Automatically Download Payloads
        • HTA
    • Lateral Movement
      • Linux
        • SSH Hijacking
        • RDP
        • Impacket
      • No Admin?
      • Checking for access
      • Poison Handler
      • WinRM
      • AT
      • PsExec
      • WMI
      • Service Control
      • DCOM
      • RDP
      • SCShell
    • Code Injection
      • Hooking
        • Detours
      • CreateRemoteThread
      • DLL Injection
      • APC Queue Code Injection
      • Early Bird Injection
    • Persistence
      • Scheduled Tasks
        • AT
      • MS Office
      • SQL
      • Admin Level
        • SSP
        • Services
        • Default File Extension
        • AppCert DLLs
        • Time Provider
        • Waitfor
        • WinLogon
        • Netsh Dlls
        • RDP Backdoors
        • AppInit Dlls
        • Port Monitor
        • WMI Event Subscriptions
      • User Level
        • LNK
        • Startup Folder
        • Junction folders
        • Registry Keys
        • Logon Scripts
        • Powershell Profiles
        • Screen Savers
  • Infrastructure
    • SQL
      • MS SQL
        • Basics
        • Finding Sql Servers
        • Privilege Escalation
        • Post Exploitation
  • Other
    • Vulnerability Discovery
      • Web Vulnerabilities
        • Code Grepping
          • PHP Cheatsheet
    • Windows Internals
      • Unorganized Notes
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The Red Team Vade Mecum

These are my set of notes about various red team topics I've learned throughout my InfoSec journey. I wanted to make this because I learn more when trying to teach others, which is what I'm kind of trying to do now. Note that all of these techniques are documented elsewhere and I'm not trying to reinvent the wheel or claim ownership in any sort of way.

I may make a couple of mistakes here and there so go easy on me.

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