Welcome to Project KillChain, a comprehensive toolkit and repository that caters to the needs of both Red Team and Blue Team members. This repository houses a collection of tools, techniques, and Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) that facilitates cybersecurity operations across diverse domains.
Red Team members can find advanced, up-to-date tools, exploit scripts, and techniques used in penetration testing and vulnerability assessments. On the other hand, Blue Team members are equipped with a curated set of Incident Response (IR) tools, digital forensics resources, and IOCs, promoting robust security infrastructure and rapid response to security incidents.
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Red Team Resources: Collection of penetration testing tools, scripts, and techniques for comprehensive vulnerability assessment.
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Blue Team Resources: Wide range of tools for incident response, digital forensics, threat hunting, and hardening security infrastructures.
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IOC Database: A database of IOCs, which includes but are not limited to IP addresses, domain names, URLs, file hashes, etc., associated with known threat actors and their campaigns.
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Knowledge Base: Detailed guides, walkthroughs, and tips related to the latest offensive and defensive cybersecurity tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs).
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Open Source: Open-source repository welcoming contributions from the community.
We value and appreciate contributions from the cybersecurity community. Feel free to contribute code, share new tools, update our knowledge base, or expand the IOC database. Please review the contributing guidelines before making any contributions.
Project KillChain is intended to be used for legal security purposes only, and you should only use it to protect networks/hosts you own or have permission to test. Any illegal use of this tool is not the responsibility of the author or the contributors. Remember to abide by all applicable laws and ethical guidelines when using Project KillChain.