red-team
This skill should be used when the user asks to "plan a red team engagement", "scope a penetration test", "design a security assessment methodology", "create rules of engagement", or "plan an adversary simulation".
What this skill does
# Red Team > **Category:** Engineering > **Domain:** Offensive Security ## Overview The **Red Team** skill provides tools for planning and scoping security engagements. It helps define rules of engagement, select methodologies, scope targets, plan attack phases, and generate engagement documentation. ## Quick Start ```bash # Plan a red team engagement python scripts/engagement_planner.py --type red-team --target "web application" --duration 2w # Plan a penetration test python scripts/engagement_planner.py --type pentest --target "api,network" --duration 1w --compliance pci-dss # Generate rules of engagement document python scripts/engagement_planner.py --type red-team --target "full-org" --output engagement_plan.json --format json ``` ## Tools Overview | Tool | Purpose | Key Flags | |------|---------|-----------| | `engagement_planner.py` | Plan red team engagements with scope, rules, and methodology | `--type`, `--target`, `--duration`, `--compliance` | ### engagement_planner.py Generates comprehensive engagement plans including: - Scope definition and boundaries - Rules of engagement (ROE) - Methodology selection (MITRE ATT&CK, OWASP, PTES, etc.) - Phase breakdown with timelines - Communication and escalation procedures - Deliverables checklist ## Workflows ### Full Red Team Engagement 1. Define engagement objectives and scope with `engagement_planner.py` 2. Review generated rules of engagement with stakeholders 3. Get formal sign-off on scope and ROE 4. Execute phases per the plan timeline 5. Document findings throughout 6. Deliver final report ### Compliance-Driven Pentest 1. Run planner with `--compliance` flag for framework-specific requirements 2. Map test cases to compliance controls 3. Execute against compliance-specific checklist 4. Generate evidence for auditors ## Reference Documentation - [Red Team Methodology](references/red-team-methodology.md) - Frameworks, attack phases, and engagement standards ## Common Patterns ### Engagement Types - **Red Team**: Full adversary simulation, stealth required, tests detection/response - **Penetration Test**: Authorized vulnerability exploitation, known to defenders - **Purple Team**: Collaborative attack/defense, real-time knowledge sharing - **Bug Bounty Triage**: Structured vulnerability validation from external reports
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