Red Teaming Toolkit is a curated collection of open-source security tools organized for adversary simulation and threat hunting activities.
The toolkit addresses the need for practitioners to access specialized security tools across the full spectrum of attack techniques. It organizes tools by operational phase: reconnaissance, initial access, delivery, situational awareness, credential dumping, privilege escalation, defense evasion, persistence, lateral movement, exfiltration, and miscellaneous capabilities. This structure maps to common adversary workflows, allowing red teamers to quickly locate relevant tools for each stage of a simulated attack and enabling threat hunters to understand the techniques and tools that attackers might employ.
Red teamers and security professionals conducting authorized adversary simulations should consider this toolkit as a reference for understanding the open-source tooling landscape. It suits organizations building detection and prevention controls, as the curated list helps defenders anticipate the specific tools and techniques they may encounter. The toolkit is explicitly positioned as educational material for defensive purposes, though it acknowledges that the tools themselves could be misused by threat actors.
The project accepts community contributions through pull requests, indicating an open model for expanding the toolkit's coverage. The repository maintains a structured table of contents that organizes tools by attack phase, suggesting an active effort to keep the collection logically categorized and navigable as new tools are added.
