SEC670: Red Teaming Tools - Developing Windows Implants, Shellcode, Command and Control

Section one introduces Windows Internals and programming fundamentals for offensive tool development. Students address key differences between Linux and Windows, Windows data types, calling conventions, and core Windows API programming techniques.

Section two explores programmatic reconnaissance techniques for comprehensive target environment mapping, covering system information gathering, process enumeration, filesystem exploration, and network intelligence collection.

Section three focuses on post-access techniques including process injection, PE header parsing, thread manipulation, and privilege escalation methodologies for advanced system interaction.

Section four explores multiple persistence techniques to maintain system access through reboots and unexpected disruptions using various Windows system mechanisms.

Section five equips students with advanced techniques for shellcode execution, antivirus evasion, and command-and-control communication, enabling sophisticated offensive tool development.

Section six is an immersive Capture the Flag challenge requiring students to apply learned skills in complex, real-world scenario simulations, testing custom tool development abilities.