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// 001 · OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS LIVE ENGAGEMENT

Red Team
Operations.

Multi-vector, objective-based offensive engagements. We breach your systems the way a real adversary would — quietly, patiently, and with discipline. Then we tell you exactly how we did it.

operator@stealthbyte · /tmp/op_247
#01

What red teaming actually means.

// the discipline A simulated adversary, not a checklist

A red team operation simulates a real-world adversary with realistic objectives — exfiltrate customer data, achieve domain admin, breach the SCADA network. Unlike a penetration test, we don't run scanners and report findings. We chain weaknesses across people, process, and technology until we reach the goal you've authorized us to reach.

The output isn't a list of CVEs. It's a story: how we got in, what we touched, and where your defenders saw nothing.

// why you need it The gap between policy and reality

Most security programs measure what controls exist, not whether those controls work under pressure. We measure the second thing. Boards, regulators, and cyber insurers increasingly demand evidence of resilience under simulated attack — and a credible red team report is the strongest evidence available.

You need this if you have crown jewels worth protecting and a leadership team who needs to know — with proof — whether they'd survive someone like us coming for them.

// 001

Continuous Attack Simulation

Persistent, low-and-slow operations that mirror nation-state and ransomware crew behavior across weeks of engagement, not 8-hour scans.

// 002

Social Engineering & Human Vectors

Targeted phishing, vishing, physical pretexting, and OSINT-driven impersonation against your real employees — under strict rules of engagement.

// 003

Infrastructure & App Assessment

Authenticated and unauthenticated assault across external perimeter, internal network, cloud workloads, and custom application logic.

// 004

Reporting & Remediation

Executive narrative, technical replication steps, mapped MITRE ATT&CK techniques, and prioritized fixes with retest included.

#02

Four phases. One objective.

01

Threat
Reconnaissance

OSINT, infrastructure mapping, employee profiling, exposed assets discovery, supply chain enumeration, and threat-actor profiling against your specific industry.

Duration 5–10 days
02

Attack Simulation & Exploit Discovery

Initial access via phishing, exposed services, or supply chain. Lateral movement, privilege escalation, persistence — chaining real vulnerabilities into a working kill chain.

Duration 2–6 weeks
03

Risk Analysis & Reporting

Executive narrative for the board. Technical replication steps for your engineers. Mapped MITRE ATT&CK coverage. Prioritized by business impact, not CVSS.

Deliverable Detailed brief
04

Recommendations & Retest

Remediation roadmap with engineering-ready specs. Free retest within 90 days of report delivery to validate fixes. Optional purple-team follow-up for detection tuning.

Included 90-day retest
#03

Inside the operator console.

// network_topology.viz mode: simulated · live
DMZ CORE NETWORK CROWN JEWELS web-01 vpn-gw dc-01 [PWN'D] file-srv sql-prod backups PII vault
// live_engagement.dash op-247
Hosts Mapped
247
+ 38 this hour
Hops to DA
7
chain validated
SOC Alerts
0
under noise floor
Time elapsed
3h 47m
+12m / target
Recon coverage82%
Exploit chain71%
Exfil staged44%
// exploit_template.py internal · redacted
# adversary chain — kerberoasting → PtH → DCSync
from stealthbyte import adversary, kerberos, ad

def execute(target: Target):
    # Step 01 — enumerate SPN-bearing service accounts
    spns = kerberos.spn_enum(target.dc, filter="!krbtgt")

    # Step 02 — request TGS, crack offline (rockyou + ad-mods)
    tickets = [kerberos.request_tgs(s) for s in spns]
    creds   = adversary.crack_offline(tickets, depth=3)

    # Step 03 — pivot via PtH, find DA via group enum
    for c in creds if c.cracked:
        ad.enum_priv_groups(c, hop_limit=7)
        if c.is_da: return ad.dcsync(c)
// kill_chain.live 7 / 7 confirmed
01
External recon · subdomain enumeration
T1595 · Active Scanning
12s
02
Initial access · spear-phish via dev portal
T1566 · Phishing
22m
03
Credential access · LSASS dump on jump host
T1003.001 · OS Credential Dumping
14m
04
Lateral movement · pass-the-hash → file-srv
T1550.002 · Use Alternate Authentication
3m
05
Privilege escalation · kerberoast service account
T1558.003 · Steal/Forge Kerberos
52m
06
Domain admin acquired · DCSync attack
T1003.006 · NTDS
2m
07
Objective complete · PII vault staged for exfil
T1041 · Exfiltration over C2
DONE
#04

Three reports. One objective.

// 01 · executive 15–25 pages

The Board Brief

Plain-language narrative of the engagement, business risk, and prioritized investment recommendations. Written for your CEO, CFO, and audit committee.

  • Engagement narrative & impact summary
  • Risk heat map by business function
  • Peer benchmarking against your sector
  • Investment prioritization roadmap
// 02 · technical 80–200 pages

The Operator Report

Every finding reproducible, every step documented, every artifact preserved. Engineering-ready for remediation teams.

  • Full kill chain with screenshots & PoC code
  • MITRE ATT&CK technique mapping
  • Defender's-view detection gaps
  • Reproduction steps for every CVE chain
// 03 · remediation retest included

The Remediation Playbook

Engineering-ready fixes mapped to your stack, with timelines, success criteria, and a free retest after 90 days.

  • Patch & configuration changes by team
  • Detection rules (Sigma, Splunk SPL, KQL)
  • Hardening guides for affected systems
  • 90-day retest validation
#05

Three ways to deploy us.

// focused

Targeted strike

A defined objective against a defined scope — e.g. "can you reach the SCADA network from the corporate DMZ in two weeks?"

  • 2-week engagement window
  • One defined objective
  • External or internal scope
  • Executive + technical reports
  • 30-day retest included
brief operators →
// retainer

Continuous adversary

Quarterly engagements with rotating objectives, always-on attack surface monitoring, and emergency-response on tap.

  • 4 quarterly campaigns / year
  • Continuous external surface monitoring
  • Dedicated lead operator
  • 72hr emergency response window
  • Board-level quarterly briefings
discuss retainer →
#06

Before you engage.

01 How is this different from a penetration test? +
A pentest is breadth-focused: enumerate weaknesses, report findings. A red team operation is depth-focused: simulate a real adversary chasing a specific objective, by whatever means necessary, against your full stack including people and process. Pentests answer "what's vulnerable?"; red teams answer "could a real attacker hurt us?"
02 Will your operations cause downtime or business disruption? +
We operate under strict written rules of engagement that you co-author. Destructive techniques are explicitly excluded, and we maintain a 24/7 abort channel with your security lead. We've never caused a production outage.
03 Should our SOC know an engagement is happening? +
The most realistic engagements are blind — only your CISO and a small "white cell" know. This tests your detection capability honestly. We can also run announced (purple-team) engagements where we collaborate with defenders in real time to tune detections.
04 What happens if you find a zero-day during the engagement? +
We disclose responsibly. The affected vendor is notified through standard coordinated disclosure channels, you receive private mitigation guidance immediately, and we publish nothing until a patch ships and your environment is remediated. We do not sell or weaponize findings.
05 Can you operate under specific compliance frameworks? +
Yes — we can scope engagements to align with frameworks like PCI-DSS, HIPAA, NIS2, DORA, FFIEC, and NYDFS 500. During scoping we map your governing standard's controls to the engagement plan, and findings in the deliverable reference the relevant control families.
06 How long before we see results? +
Scoping and rules of engagement typically take 1–2 weeks. From kickoff: a focused engagement delivers in 4–5 weeks total, a full-spectrum operation in 8–12 weeks. Critical findings are disclosed immediately under emergency notification.
init engagement · encrypted channel

The first seven minutes of an engagement are
what defenders never see coming.

Engagements begin with a confidential scoping conversation under NDA. Briefings delivered within 72 hours.

./initiate_engagement.sh