The Red Team Field Manual is a kind of reference guide to Linux, Windows, Cisco etc. It contains all the really useful information in a book small enough to carry around everywhere. Some of the really useful pages I will be keeping on here for 'my own' reference. You didn't see this page right (i'll fork bomb u if you did)


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