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Analyze how EDR, software that monitors endpoint threats, and antivirus products detect activity. Support authorized exercises by examining monitoring mechanisms, assessing evasion approaches, and checking detection results in an isolated test environment.
Client-side initial access and social-engineering attack module. Use when the operator selects a human/client/browser/identity-delivery attack direction: ClickFix/FileFix, AiTM session phishing, OAuth device-code or consent abuse, Teams/helpdesk social engineering, HTML/file delivery, QR/mobile handoff, legacy HTA/OLE/Office paths. This is an Attack module: own the chain until host shell or remote interactive foothold. Credential/token/session are intermediate results, not the stop condition. If endpoint AV/EDR/AMSI/application-control blocks an otherwise-valid client execution path, the operator may temporarily select /edr-bypass and then resume this phishing chain until shell.
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Windows local privilege escalation from a low-privilege shell to Administrator or SYSTEM. Covers quiet vs loud enumeration, SeImpersonate/Potato family including LocalPotato, token privileges (SeBackup/SeRestore/SeManageVolume/SeLoadDriver/SeDebug), service/DLL/COM/scheduled-task abuse, AlwaysInstallElevated and UAC boundary, KrbRelayUp-style domain-joined local admin, and version-gated kernel LPE. Use when the operator already has a Windows foothold and needs local SYSTEM. Endpoint blocks hand off to /edr-bypass then return here.
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Endpoint defense evasion after an operator-selected chain already has a valid execution path but AV/EDR/AMSI/WDAC/PPL/memory/kernel telemetry blocks the intended action. Originating modules include /web-attack /ad-attack /cloud-attack /k8s /cicd /service-attack /phishing /privesc-win /privesc-linux /creds /post /shell. Success is the blocked action becoming executable, then resume the originating module — not obtaining a shell here.
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Linux local privilege escalation from a low-privilege shell to root. Covers quiet vs loud enumeration, sudo/GTFOBins, CVE-2025-32463 chwoot and CVE-2025-32462 host bypass, polkit/udisks CVE-2025-6018/6019, SUID/capabilities, systemd timers/units, cron/PATH/LD_PRELOAD, dangerous groups and docker.sock, host-local container escape, and version-gated kernel LPE including Copy Fail CVE-2026-31431. Use when the operator has a Linux foothold and needs root. Kubernetes RBAC stays in /k8s. Endpoint blocks hand off to /edr-bypass then return here.
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Kubernetes and container exploitation: identity/RBAC, secrets, kubelet/etcd, managed-cloud workload identities, container-to-node escape including CVE-2026-31431 Copy Fail, and Kubernetes-native persistence. Use when already in a Pod/container or holding kubeconfig. Own the chain to cluster-admin, node root, or a usable cloud identity. Operator chooses next modules. Endpoint blocks after OS execution hand off to /edr-bypass then return.
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HTTP/Web exploitation until a server shell or equivalent OS execution. Use after /web-recon has mapped the application. Covers injection, upload, LFI, SSRF/XXE, SSTI, deserialization, JWT/SAML, API logic, desync/cache/parser, and Web-controlled backend abuse. WAF stays here. Endpoint blocks after OS execution hand off to /edr-bypass then return. Direct non-HTTP service ports belong to /recon or /service-attack.
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Bypass antivirus and Endpoint Detection & Response solutions during red team operations using payload obfuscation, process injection, AMSI bypass, ETW patching, and custom loaders. Use this skill when AV/EDR is blocking your payloads, tooling, or post-exploitation activities. Covers shellcode encryption, syscall-based injection, unhooking techniques, and living-off-the-land approaches for opsec-safe red team operations.
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Bypass the Windows Antimalware Scan Interface (AMSI) using memory patching, reflection, and obfuscation techniques. Execute undetected PowerShell, VBScript, JScript, and .NET assemblies in-memory without triggering Microsoft Defender or third-party AV/EDR solutions. Use this skill during Red Team engagements when loading offensive tools (Mimikatz, Rubeus, SharpHound) in memory on defended Windows endpoints.
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