Rob Fuller

Red Team collaboration has evolved over time. I remember using SILC for encrypted chats and TRAC wiki and source code tracking. Here are the more modern services I think Red Teams can benefit from and a super easy way to stand them up: https://github.com/mubix/redteam-collab

What do you use?

GitHub - mubix/redteam-collab: Red Team Collaboration Infrastructure

Red Team Collaboration Infrastructure. Contribute to mubix/redteam-collab development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Show threadrx13  3d ago

@mubix https://github.com/cryptpad/cryptpad does a pretty decent job in replacing some of the tools in your collection, and it's encrypted on disk, so should raise the bar a little bit in case your collab server gets popped.

Some of the stuff in your kit would be a good addon for cryptpad though.

GitHub - cryptpad/cryptpad: Collaborative office suite, end-to-end encrypted and open-source.

Collaborative office suite, end-to-end encrypted and open-source. - cryptpad/cryptpad

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Show threadRob Fuller3d ago
@rx13 Love Cryptpad, but I would have to elevate to a much more complicated SSO in order to support it. I tried with Cryptpad and Authentik and gave up after multiple days of trying to get them set up programatically without having to configure them both manually. Might just be a lack of skillset on my part so I'm certainly open to help making that happen. Like I said, love Cryptpad, just isn't a super portable setup.