Useful Algorithms for Red Teams

Welcome to the Useful Algorithms for Red Teams project! This repository is a collection of essential algorithms and tools tailored for offensive security professionals, specifically red teams. Each project demonstrates a different aspect of cybersecurity attack techniques, from network sniffing to password brute forcing, all implemented in Rust for optimal performance and security.

Table of Contents

• Projects
  • Port Scanner
  • Password Brute Forcing
  • SQL Injector Tester
  • Subdomain Enumeration
  • ARP Spoofing
  • DNS Spoofing
  • Buffer Overflow Exploitation
  • Network Sniffing
  • Shellcode Injection
  • Credential Dumping
• Installation
• Usage
• Contributing
• License

Projects

1. Port Scanner

• Description: Performs a TCP SYN scan to identify open ports on a target system.
• Repository: Port Scanner
• Usage: Run the tool to scan a range of ports on a specified target IP.

2. Password Brute Forcing

• Description: Attempts to crack passwords by generating and testing possible combinations.
• Repository: Password Brute Forcing
• Usage: Provide the target hash and run the tool to attempt to find the matching password.

3. SQL Injector Tester

• Description: Tests for SQL injection vulnerabilities by injecting payloads into web applications.
• Repository: SQL Injector Tester
• Usage: Run the tool against a target URL to detect potential SQL injection vulnerabilities.

4. Subdomain Enumeration

• Description: Enumerates subdomains for a given domain to find potential attack vectors.
• Repository: Subdomain Enumeration
• Usage: Specify the target domain and run the tool to discover subdomains.

5. ARP Spoofing

• Description: Intercepts network traffic by spoofing ARP packets.
• Repository: ARP Spoofing
• Usage: Run the tool on a local network to start ARP spoofing.

6. DNS Spoofing

• Description: Redirects DNS queries to a malicious server.
• Repository: DNS Spoofing
• Usage: Run the tool to start spoofing DNS responses.

7. Buffer Overflow Exploitation

• Description: Demonstrates how to exploit a buffer overflow vulnerability.
• Repository: Buffer Overflow Exploitation
• Usage: Run the tool with the appropriate payload to exploit the vulnerability.

8. Network Sniffing

• Description: Captures network packets for analysis.
• Repository: Network Sniffing
• Usage: Run the tool to start capturing packets on the network interface.

9. Shellcode Injection

• Description: Injects and executes shellcode within a running process.
• Repository: Shellcode Injection
• Usage: Provide the shellcode and run the tool to perform the injection.

10. Credential Dumping

• Description: Extracts credentials from a target system.
• Repository: Credential Dumping
• Usage: Run the tool to dump credentials from the target system.

Installation

Each project is a separate Rust application. To get started, navigate to the desired project directory and build it using Cargo.

cd <project-directory>
cargo build --release

Usage

To run any of the tools, navigate to the specific project directory and execute the compiled binary.

cd <project-directory>
cargo run --release

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have a new algorithm or improvement, feel free to fork this repository and submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.