r/redteamsec is a subreddit with 52k members. The most common kinds of discussions are solution requests and advice requests, and the community frequently discusses security, cve, tool, bypass, and code execution, and they frequently recommend/review domain registrar and registrar.
A subreddit dedicated to red and blue teaming content. Discussions @ https://discord.gg/mTvPzuT - Twitter: @r_redteamsec & @domchell
Popular Themes in r/redteamsec
#1
Solution Requests
: "[Tool Release] DLLHijackHunter - Automated DLL hijacking detection with canary confirmation"
4 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "Cisco Ethical Hacker Course Now Open: 70 Hours of Free Cybersecurity Training""
3 posts
#3
Self-Promotion
: "I built a local AI assistant for pentesters/blue teamers and i have decided i am giving it away free forever (no subscription, no cloud, runs on your machine)"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/redteamsec
#1
Security
: "GreatXML bitlocker bypass vulnerability"
7 posts
#2
Cve
: "From CRTO lab finding to Cve-2026-56815"
6 posts
#3
Tool
: "WasmForge - A builder for virtualizing your Go or C# Tooling into WebAssembly. It works with Sliver."
5 posts
#4
Bypass
: "skewrun – Bypass Kerberos clock skew (KRB_AP_ERR_SKEW) without root or
touching the system clock (Rust, v1.1.0)"
5 posts
#5
Code Execution
5 posts
#6
Networking
: "fake-ap – Bash rogue AP for engagement prep (hostapd + dnsmasq, no captive portal)"
5 posts
#7
Edr
: "QoS Policies to Restrict Edr Traffic and Detection Strategies"
4 posts
#8
Kerberos
: "skewrun – bypass Kerberos clock skew (KRB_AP_ERR_SKEW) without root or
touching the system clock (Rust, v1.1.0)"
3 posts
#9
Threat
2 posts
#10
Attack
: "Automated Fault Injection Attack Framework"
2 posts
Products Discussed in r/redteamsec
Domain Registrar
2 reviews
#1
Dynadot
5.0★ from 1 review
#2
PorkBun
5.0★ from 1 review
Registrar
1 review
#1
PorkBun
5.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/redteamsec
#1
tradecraft
: "CRTO 2026 retrospective on what's changed since I first bought it in 2020"
23 posts
#2
exploitation
: "Fritter - Donut’s evasive cousin"
18 posts
#3
malware
: "I was tired of NDRs and EDRs flagging every C2 I tried, so I spent a month in x64 Assembly to see if pure syscalls actually make a difference."
13 posts
#4
gone purple
: "Weaponizing Windows Toast Notifications for Social Engineering"
7 posts
#5
reverse engineering
: "LazyHook"
5 posts
#6
active directory
: "Tombstone reanimation as a BloodHound attack path: enumerating CN=Deleted Objects and who can restore them"
4 posts
#7
initial access
: "shellcode loader in Nim that bypasses Windows Defender (indirect syscalls, AMSI patch, AES-256-CBC)"
4 posts
#8
intelligence
: "I built a Go MITM proxy with HTTP/2 interception, admin UI, and optional AI threat scanning"
2 posts
#9
gone blue
: "Detecting Cobalt Strike HTTP(S) Beacons with a Simple Method"
1 post
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Last updated: August 9, 2026