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Free Tool Offers Automated Red-Team Attack Path Planning Across Active Directory, Windows, Linux, and Major Clouds

November 5, 2026 at 11:46 EST

Security

A newly announced security tool lets users give it a target and a goal, such as domain admin access, and then plans an attack path to reach that goal, drawing on 66 modules that cover more than 60 MITRE ATT&CK techniques.

New release · Red-team automation

A free tool plans attack paths from a starting point to a goal like domain admin

The operator sets a target and an objective. The tool works out a sequence of techniques drawn from 66 modules, mapped to more than 60 MITRE ATT&CK techniques, for authorized red-team exercises.

attack modules in the tool

60+

MITRE ATT&CK techniques covered

platforms, on-prem and cloud

Free

available at no cost, per the announcement

Platform coverage: on-premises vs. public cloud

Each block is one platform. Columns are drawn to the same scale.

Active Directory

Windows

Linux

On-premises enterprise

AWS

Azure

GCP

Public cloud platforms

Coverage spans both layers equally, which matters because lateral movement between identity, endpoints, and cloud is a common pattern in real intrusions.

How the tool works: from objective to mapped path

1 · DEFINE

Operator sets a starting point and an objective, such as domain admin access.

→

2 · PLAN

Tool sequences techniques across its 66 modules to reach the goal.

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