Books Red Team Field Manual

The "Red Team Field Manual" (RTFM) is a concise yet comprehensive reference guide authored by Ben Clark. It is designed primarily for serious Red Team members, penetration testers, and cybersecurity professionals who often operate in environments without internet access or time to look up commands online.

Key details about the book:

It contains essential command syntax and usage for Linux and Windows command-line tools.

Includes specialized use cases for powerful tools like Python and Windows PowerShell.

Helps users quickly recall hard-to-remember Windows commands such as wmic, dsquery, registry keys, scheduled tasks, startup locations, and scripting commands.

Beyond just a cheat sheet, it also introduces new red team techniques.

The manual is organized into sections covering Unix/Linux, Windows, networking, tools, web, databases, programming, and wireless.

The book is highly regarded as a handy pocket reference but is not intended to be read cover-to-cover.

It is a practical resource aimed at saving time during security assessments and Red Team missions.