a-poc/redteam-tools

Tools and Techniques for Red Team / Penetration Testing

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Added to GitGenius on September 6th, 2026
Created on September 19th, 2022
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RedTeam-Tools is a curated collection of tools and resources for red team and penetration testing activities. The repository assembles over 150 tools alongside techniques and tips applicable to offensive security work, ranging from purpose-built red team utilities to general-purpose tools that can be adapted for adversarial testing scenarios.

The collection addresses the need for a centralized reference of offensive security techniques and tooling. It organizes resources across multiple categories including enumeration, payload delivery, Windows and Linux exploitation, and MITRE ATT&CK framework alignment. The repository includes practical red team tips covering topics such as HTML smuggling, Windows Defender evasion, privilege escalation via unquoted service paths, AppLocker enumeration, and credential theft prevention. This approach provides both the tools themselves and tactical guidance on their application in simulated attack scenarios.

Adoption suits security professionals conducting authorized penetration tests, red team exercises, or security research who need a quick reference for offensive techniques and tool discovery. The repository is structured with collapsible sections to manage the large tool list and includes a complementary Blue Team Tools repository for defensive security practitioners. The materials are explicitly marked for educational and informational purposes only.

The project maintains an organized, categorized structure that facilitates navigation of a large tool inventory. The repository includes attribution for individual tips and techniques, indicating community contribution and curation. Development activity centers on expanding and maintaining the tool collection with categorization across security domains and attack frameworks.