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A lightweight, modular post-exploitation framework for Linux and Windows. Manages interactive reverse/bind shell sessions over TCP/TLS/mTLS and provides plugins for enumeration, execution, pivoting, and operational tasks without deploying a separate agent or dropping enumeration binaries on target.

  • Updated Sep 21, 2026
  • Python

Defensive ATT&CK emulation lab: 5,064 TTPs, 3,522 scenarios, 1,000 validated chains, 4 SIEM connectors, OIDC/JWKS RBAC, lab evidence registry, service-packaged agents, 25-area readiness, 8 enterprise hardening areas, backup/audit export, benchmark pack, 15/15 Enterprise tactics.

  • Updated Jun 20, 2026
  • Python

Challenge your defensive assumptions before real adversaries do. In critical theory and philosophy, the antitesa (antithesis) represents the opposing force that challenges an established thesis (your current defensive assumptions & SIEM configurations).

  • Updated Jun 7, 2026

Welcome to Cursed271’s GitHub Repository — a collection of open-source security tools, scripts, and experiments built for red teamers, researchers, and security professionals.

  • Updated Sep 23, 2026

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