# Conduct reconnaissance on target system
npm run redteam:recon -- --target example.com --scope external

# Perform vulnerability assessment
npm run redteam:vulnerability-scan -- --target 192.168.1.0/24 --intensity aggressive

# Simulate web application attacks
npm run redteam:web-attack -- --url https://app.example.com --techniques "sql-injection,xss,csrf"

# Test social engineering resilience
npm run redteam:phishing-test -- --targets employees.csv --template "password-reset"

# Full red team engagement
npm run redteam:full-engagement -- --target organization --duration 2weeks --rules-of-engagement approved

Red Team Engagement Report
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Target: E-commerce Platform (shop.example.com)
Engagement Duration: 72 hours
Rules of Engagement: Approved scope, no production impact
Red Team Lead: Synthetic Attacker #7

Executive Summary:
- Critical Vulnerabilities: 3
- High Severity Vulnerabilities: 7
- Medium Severity Vulnerabilities: 12
- Detection Rate: 42% (58% went undetected)
- Mean Time to Detection: 8.5 hours
- Business Impact Score: 8.2/10 (Severe)

Critical Findings:

1. Vulnerability: SQL Injection in Product Search
   CVE Equivalent: CWE-89
   Severity: Critical
   
   Attack Path:
   - Reconnaissance identified search functionality
   - Fuzzing revealed parameter vulnerable to SQL injection
   - Exploitation allowed database schema extraction
   - Privilege escalation to database administrator
   - Data exfiltration possible: 2.3M customer records
   
   Proof of Concept:

Impact:
- Complete database compromise
- Customer PII exposure (names, emails, addresses)
- Payment information potentially accessible
- Regulatory violations (GDPR, CCPA, PCI-DSS)

Business Consequences:
- Estimated fine: $4.2M (GDPR violation)
- Customer notification costs: $850K
- Reputational damage: 35% customer churn likely
- Legal liability: Class action lawsuits probable

Recommendation:
- Immediate: WAF rule blocking injection patterns
- Short-term: Parameterized queries implementation
- Long-term: Secure coding training, code review process

2. Vulnerability: Authentication Bypass via JWT Tampering
CVE Equivalent: CWE-287
Severity: High

Attack Path:
- Captured JWT token from legitimate user
- Analyzed token structure (header.payload.signature)
- Modified "role" claim from "user" to "admin"
- None signature verification detected
- Full administrative access achieved

Technical Details:
- JWT uses "none" algorithm vulnerability
- No signature validation on server side
- Role-based access control depends solely on token claims

Impact:
- Complete administrative control
- Order manipulation, pricing changes, user data access
- Financial fraud capability
- Platform compromise

Detection Metrics:
- Attack duration before detection: 14 hours
- Detection method: Manual log review (not automated)
- Alert quality: Low (generic "unusual activity")

Recommendation:
- Immediate: Reject "none" algorithm JWTs
- Short-term: Implement proper JWT validation
- Long-term: Add anomaly detection for admin actions

3. Vulnerability: Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
CVE Equivalent: CWE-918
Severity: High

Attack Path:
- Image upload functionality accepts URLs
- SSRF to internal metadata service (169.254.169.254)
- AWS credentials retrieval
- Cloud environment compromise

Impact:
- Complete AWS account compromise
- Data exfiltration from S3 buckets
- Resource hijacking (crypto mining, botnet)
- Infrastructure destruction capability

Business Consequences:
- Cloud resource costs: $50K+/month potential
- Data breach: All cloud-stored data
- Service disruption: Complete outage possible
- Recovery time: Weeks to rebuild infrastructure

Recommendation:
- Immediate: Block metadata service access
- Short-term: Implement URL validation and allowlisting
- Long-term: Network segmentation, outbound proxy

Detection & Response Assessment:
- Security Monitoring Coverage: 65%
- Alert Quality Score: 4.2/10 (High false positives, low true positives)
- Mean Time to Respond: 3.5 hours (excluding undetected incidents)
- Incident Response Effectiveness: 6.1/10
- Forensic Capability: Basic (log review only)

Attack Simulation Metrics:
- Initial Compromise Time: 2.3 hours
- Privilege Escalation Time: 1.1 hours
- Lateral Movement Effectiveness: 8.7/10
- Persistence Established: 5 locations
- Data Exfiltration Simulation: 2.1GB in 4.5 hours

Red Team Observations:
1. Defense-in-depth lacking (single points of failure)
2. Detection focused on perimeter, blind to internal movement
3. Incident response reactive, not proactive
4. Security controls inconsistent across services
5. Developers lack security training (vulnerability density high)

Strategic Recommendations:
1. IMMEDIATE (Next 24 hours):
- Apply WAF rules for SQL injection protection
- Disable "none" algorithm for JWT
- Block metadata service access from applications

2. SHORT-TERM (Next 2 weeks):
- Implement parameterized queries globally
- Add JWT signature validation
- Deploy SSRF protection middleware
- Enhance monitoring for authentication anomalies

3. MEDIUM-TERM (Next 2 months):
- Conduct secure coding training for developers
- Implement automated security testing in CI/CD
- Enhance incident response playbooks
- Deploy endpoint detection and response (EDR)

4. LONG-TERM (Next 6 months):
- Establish security champion program
- Implement threat modeling process
- Deploy deception technology (honeypots, canaries)
- Conduct regular red team exercises (quarterly)

Lessons Learned:
- The most critical vulnerabilities were in business logic, not typical OWASP Top 10
- Detection failed for sophisticated attacks (58% undetected)
- Response was slow even for detected incidents
- Security debt accumulated from rapid feature development
- Attacker mindset revealed blind spots in defensive thinking

Engagement Value:
- Prevented potential breach: High confidence (>90%)
- Cost savings: Estimated $8.4M (fines + breach costs)
- Risk reduction: Significant (addressed critical vulnerabilities)
- Organizational learning: High (attacker perspective gained)
- Security maturity improvement: Foundation for growth