Introduction
Getting Started
Welcome to redteamer. This quick guide will help you install, explore, and run your first module in minutes.
Installation
Install redteamer on your system.
CLI Basics
Learn the essential commands for searching, running, and auditing modules.
Discovering Modules
Find, load, and use modules from the redteamer ecosystem or your own.
HCL Fundamentals
Understand the configuration language that powers redteamer modules.
What is redteamer?
redteamer is a single CLI binary that gives offensive security teams a unified way to run the tools they already rely on for adversary emulation and high touch pentesting.
Instead of juggling enumeration utilities, C2s, and custom scripts by hand, you describe your operations as modules that define what they need, what they do, and what they output.
redteamer packages and executes modules, passes data between them, captures artifacts, and logs every run, all on your assessment VMs with no additional infrastructure or cloud services required.
Quick Start
1. Install redteamer
Quick install with curl:
curl https://redteamer.io/install | sh
Or follow the full installation guide for details.
2. Verify Installation
Check that the CLI works:
rt version
You should see the current release number and architecture.
3. Discover Modules
List modules from your local or imported sources:
rt search
4. Run Modules
To run your first module, try something simple like:
rt run core/utils/whoami
This will execute and record the output under your audit history.
5. Audit Results
Check recent runs:
rt audit
Inspect a run’s output:
rt output <run-id>
This helps you confirm that everything is working before chaining modules or writing custom playbooks.
Official Support
If you've found a bug, have a feature suggestion, or a billing question, please raise an issue on our Support Portal.
We welcome your feedback.
