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Red Team Operations & Adversary Simulation

Name: Red Team Operations & Adversary Simulation
Price: 2999.00 INR
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C2 frameworks, MITRE ATT&CK-driven campaigns, defense evasion, and full attack-chain adversary emulation.

14 modules66 lessons24h

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What you'll learn

Design a red team engagement: scoping, rules of engagement, deconfliction, and objectives-based (crown-jewel/flag) testing
Read cyber threat intelligence and translate a real threat actor's TTPs into a MITRE ATT&CK-mapped adversary emulation plan
Explain C2 framework architecture (listeners, beacons/implants, malleable profiles) across Cobalt Strike-style and open-source frameworks
Stand up and operate a Sliver C2 server, generate implants, and manage sessions and beacons hands-on in a lab
Build attack infrastructure with redirectors, domain categorization, and cloud-hosted C2 while maintaining operator OPSEC
Execute initial access via phishing pretexts and payload delivery chains, and explain living-off-the-land execution techniques
Explain how EDR telemetry, AMSI, and process injection work well enough to reason about evasion and its detection tradeoffs
Apply Windows and Linux persistence and privilege escalation tradecraft from a red-team operator's perspective
Perform credential access and lateral movement (pass-the-hash, ticket attacks, WMI/WinRM/PsExec) across a simulated environment

Who this course is for

Pentesters and security practitioners who already have solid fundamentals (comparable to this platform's Kali Linux and Active Directory Offensive Security courses, or equivalent experience) and want to move from single-target exploitation into full-scope adversary simulation and red team operations. Assumes comfort with Windows/Linux command lines, core networking, and at least conceptual familiarity with Active Directory.

Prerequisites: Comfortable with Windows and Linux command-line administration, Working knowledge of TCP/IP networking and common protocols, Prior exposure to Active Directory attack concepts (this platform's AD course or equivalent) is strongly recommended

The advanced track for anyone who has already learned to break into things and now wants to operate like an adversary from first contact to objective. This course goes past single-exploit thinking into full campaign design: building an emulation plan from real threat intelligence and MITRE ATT&CK, standing up your own command-and-control infrastructure with Sliver, understanding how Cobalt Strike-style C2 architecture and malleable profiles actually work, and running initial access, execution, defense evasion, persistence, privilege escalation, credential access, and lateral movement as a single coherent operation rather than a checklist. Every technique is taught the way MITRE ATT&CK, published vendor threat research, and red-team certifications like CRTO and OSEP teach it: how it works, why it works, how blue teams detect it, and how to write it up afterward. The course closes with purple teaming, detection engineering, and the kind of report that gets an engagement re-booked, all inside strict rules-of-engagement and authorized-testing framing throughout.

Curriculum

Course content

01Welcome to Red Team Operations

5 lessons

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Red Team Operations & Adversary Simulation

Course content

01Welcome to Red Team Operations

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02MITRE ATT&CK and Threat Intelligence

03Engagement Design and Scoping

04Attack Infrastructure and OPSEC Foundations

05C2 Frameworks I: Architecture and Concepts

06C2 Frameworks II: Hands-On with Sliver

07Initial Access Tradecraft

08Execution and Living-off-the-Land

09Defense Evasion Deep Dive

10Persistence and Privilege Escalation

11Credential Access and Lateral Movement

12C2 Communications and Network Evasion

13Full Attack Chain Campaign Design

14Purple Teaming, Detection Engineering, and Reporting