Description

> cat banner.txt
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 | |  _| '_ \ / _ \/ __| __\___ \ / _ \/ __|
 | |_| | | | | (_) \__ \ |_ ___) |  __/ (__
  \____|_| |_|\___/|___/\__|____/ \___|\___|

> cat introduction.txt

The SCPA (Sophicated Cyber Penetration Attacks) is for hackers wanting a straight guidance with many sections involves in offensive operations. It outlines in a systematic approach, because there are so many resources that are being broadcast on the internet. I've compiled it together which contains sources have been re-applied providing use cases and scenarios in many ways.

> whoami && cat about_SCPA_project.txt

I'm Userware and I've started this project due to my experience that contains tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) and I've collected a lot of information just to summarize it all in one. I find it a waste that nobody would go through this effort especially for beginners who are still starting out. This knowledge will serve you well in your journey.

Download digital notebook

Grab a copy to specify a directory using git then use obsidian to open the directory.

$ git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/ghostsec420/SCPA.git && cd SCPA \
git sparse-checkout set Notebook

Do you want the latest updates? Grab mine instead since most of them is still work in progress continuously.

$ git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/U53RW4R3/SCPA.git && cd SCPA \
git sparse-checkout set Notebook

Legends indicators in digital notebook

Parameters

• <> -> Required paramaters (e.g. <IP>, <username>, <password>)
• [] -> Optional contextual paramaters (e.g. [/flag-option], [args])
• [<>] -> Optionally contextual required parameters (e.g. [<bind_IP>], [<PORT>])
• () -> Grouped parameter

Terminal Prompts

• > -> Universal terminal prompt (i.e. > <command>)
• $ -> Non-elevated user privileges unix-like shell prompt (i.e. user@hostname:~$ <command>)
• # -> Elevated user privileges unix-like shell prompt (i.e. root@hostname:~# <command>)
• PS /> -> PowerShell Linux console prompt (i.e. PS /home/USERNAME> <command>)
• <drive_letter>:\> -> Windows command prompt (i.e. C:\> <command>)
• PS <drive_letter>:\> -> Powershell console prompt (i.e. PS C:\> <cmdlet>)

WORK TO DO

• Add tags
• Left a lot of TODO labels so go check it out users
• Add Active Directory Lab in the Lab Simulation Setup
• Include references and remove some duplicates
• Fill in the information of Hacking The Cloud
• Provide a mindmap to some sections if necessary

Roadmap

• Cryptography section
• Container (docker, kubernetes, LXC) section
• Malware Development section
• Exploit development section
• Writing Reports section (maybe)
• Include MITRE ATT&CK techniques References