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adversaryemulation-gems

A not so awesome list of adversary emulation gems for aspiring red/blue/purple teamers

  • Updated 2022-07-19
  • Version main

About this tool

A curated list of resources for adversary emulation, targeting red, blue, and purple teams in cybersecurity.

#adversary-emulation #purple-teaming #breach-simulation #threat-emulation #security-validation

Our take on adversaryemulation-gems

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AdversaryEmulation-Gems serves as a valuable resource for professionals engaged in adversary emulation and purple teaming. This tool addresses the need for a centralized collection of resources that can enhance the effectiveness of threat emulation and security control validation. By providing a comprehensive list of useful links, this tool fits seamlessly into the workflow of red, blue, and purple teams aiming to improve their security posture.

In practice, we find this collection particularly useful when we start planning adversary emulation exercises. The links include not just tools and frameworks but also books, conferences, and articles that cover various aspects of this evolving field. We typically review these resources to gather insights, strategies, and methodologies that can be applied during simulations. The inclusion of MITRE ATT&CK resources is especially beneficial, as it provides a structured approach to understanding adversarial tactics and techniques.

Pentesters, SOC analysts, and blue teamers will find this list beneficial as it encourages a collaborative approach to security. By utilizing the resources outlined, teams can better prepare for potential attacks and strengthen their defenses. Additionally, aspiring purple teamers can gain knowledge that bridges the gap between offensive and defensive strategies.

However, it's important to note that this tool does not list specific tools used in red teaming or penetration testing, which may limit its immediate applicability for those looking for hands-on tools. When more detailed, tool-specific information is needed, we usually refer to dedicated repositories or platforms that focus solely on red teaming tools.

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AdversaryEmulation-Gems:

NOTE: WORK IN PROGRESS! (Updated 19 July 2022)

What's this all about?

This page contains a combination of resources for all things relating to adversary emulation, purple teaming, breach and attack simulation, threat emulation, security control validation, and . Note that this page intentionally excludes all the various tools used by red teamers or pen testers, to streamline this page as much as possible. Also, there are other pages out there dedicated to various tools used in the field, so I encourage you to check them out!

Who is this page aimed at?

Anyone who has an interest in this space. There aren't a great deal of resources out there as this is a new and upcoming field which is still evolving, which is why I wanted to produce this list of resources which I hope you find useful.

Anything else?

If you have any feedback or would like your site listed, feel free to reach out via Twitter. Twitter handle: 0x4143

Disclaimer:
  • Full credits/props/respect to all the respective authors for their content.
  • I suspect that this list may morph gradually over time to possibly include other infosec related tools/links that aren't directly related to malware or RE, but I will try my very best to stay on topic! =)
  • The links contained in each section are currently in no particular order.
  • I may clean up the order at some point e.g. alphabetize, or order by preference.
  • Some tools/links may likely be in the wrong category, I will review this as time goes on.
  • This is a work-in-progress so bare with me!
  • Sharing is caring, so feel free to forward this link around.
  • "Haters gonna hate"!
  • And last but not least, **enjoy! =)

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