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RedHunt
[ RED.TEAM ]

Full-spectrum
adversary simulation.

Red teaming simulates attacks on every layer your real adversaries traverse — networks, applications, people, and physical access. RedHunt operates under realistic TTPs mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.

Scope a red team
> PENTEST VS RED TEAM

Related — but not the same thing.

Pentests find vulnerabilities. Red teams test whether you'd detect and respond to a real adversary. You need both, and they answer different questions.

Penetration Testing Red Teaming
Goal Oversight of vulnerabilities Test resilience against realistic attacks
Scope Predefined subset Realistic access paths
Tested controls Preventive Detection and response
Test method Efficiency-focused Realistic simulation
Test techniques Mapping, scanning, exploiting TTPs (Tactics, Techniques, Procedures)
Post-exploitation Very limited Extensive — critical assets or functions
Recurrence Part of dev lifecycle Periodical exercise
> TARGET LAYERS

Three layers. Every layer is in scope.

Technology

Networks, applications, routers, switches, appliances.

People

Staff, contractors, departments, business partners.

Physical

Offices, warehouses, substations, data centers, buildings.

> METHODOLOGY

Attack vectors we cover.

Physical intrusion into systems
Remote intrusion
Email security solution bypass
EDR bypass
Software exploitation
Backdooring and persistence
> ATTACK STAGES

How an engagement unfolds.

01

Recon

  • • Exposed infrastructure mapping
  • • Human resource identification
  • • Dark-web credential dump analysis
02

Phishing

  • • Password harvesting
  • • Malicious code injection
  • • Backdoor deployment
  • • Business/personal info exfil
03

Physical

  • • Malicious USB drops
  • • Rubber Ducky intrusion
  • • Bluetooth exploitation
  • • Gate bypass
04

Wireless

  • • WPA2 Enterprise
  • • WPA2 PSK
  • • Open-network redirect
05

Post-Exploit

  • • Lateral movement
  • • Privilege escalation
  • • Persistence
  • • Data exfiltration

[ STUB — expand with sample engagements + "why red teaming is needed" per 05-content-matrix.md §4 ]

Scope a red team