RedTeam-Arsenal is your go-to collection of offensive security tricks, cheatsheets, and guides, built for penetration testers and red teamers. I’ve packed this repo with hands-on techniques to enumerate, exploit, and escalate privileges across all kinds of systems and networks. It’s all about thinking like a black hat—moving strategically and staying under the radar while you get the job done.

• Privilege Escalation: Cheatsheets for escalating privileges on Linux and Windows systems.
• Basic Methodology: Port-specific enumeration and exploitation guides for protocols like FTP, SSH, SMB, HTTP, and more.
• Active Directory: Techniques for enumerating and attacking Active Directory environments, including Kerberoasting, DCSync, and trust relationship exploitation.
• Password Attacks: Methods for targeting passwords on local and remote systems (Linux and Windows).
• Cracking Passwords: Strategies for cracking passwords using various tools and techniques.
• Pivoting & Tunneling: Guides for network traversal using pivoting and tunneling methods like SSH, Metasploit, and sshuttle.
• Shells & Payloads: Techniques for generating and deploying shells and payloads with tools like netcat and Metasploit.
• SQL Injection: Exploitation methods for MySQL databases via SQL injection.
• Buffer Overflow: Step-by-step guide for buffer overflow exploitation using Immunity Debugger and Mona.
• CrackMapExec: Cheatsheet for SMB penetration testing with CrackMapExec, including credential dumping and lateral movement.
• File Transfer: Methods for transferring files between Windows and Linux systems using tools like scp, wget, and PowerShell.

Built by me, RedTeam-Arsenal is your go-to resource for mastering offensive security. Use responsibly and legally in authorized environments.