RedGuard
RedGuard is a C2 front flow control tool designed to evade detection by Blue Teams, Antivirus software, and Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) systems. It provides a stealthy way to control command and control (C2) communications, making it a valuable asset for red teams and penetration testers. With RedGuard, users can bypass traditional security controls and maintain a covert presence on targeted systems. The tool's advanced features and capabilities make it an essential component of any red teaming operation. RedGuard is open-source and available on GitHub, making it accessible to the cybersecurity community.
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