Windows Red Teaming Extreme Course
Learn how elite red teamers phish, bypass EDR, develop custom malware, and operate C2 infrastructure.

Ready to go beyond running tools? This Black Hat USA 2026 selected course teaches you to conduct phishing campaigns, build custom malware, operate C2 infrastructure, and exploit at the kernel level.

✔️ Elite Windows offensive ops
✔️ Defender & EDR evasion
✔️ Custom malware development techniques
✔️ Command & Control infrastructure operations
✔️ Kernel-level exploitation and EDR evasion
✔️ Modern initial access and phishing techniques
✔️ Multi-stage exploit chains
✔️ Stealth persistence & exfiltration
⭐ 70% Labs + 30% Theory
❌ No theory padding

Duration: 15 hrs

⏳ Price increases soon
🔥 Lab seats limited

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Course Overview

Welcome to the Windows Red Teaming Extreme Course. This advanced course is designed to provide deep, hands-on expertise in modern Windows red teaming, focusing on initial access, malware development, command and control operations, and kernel-based offensive security.

This course takes you beyond surface-level exploitation and into real-world adversary tradecraft, covering how modern attackers gain access, deploy malware, evade defenses, and operate stealthily within Windows environments. It is built for practitioners who want to understand how attacks work under the hood, not just how to run tools.

The course covers topics such as:

Modern security architecture and cyber defense stacks
Advanced initial access techniques including HTML smuggling, ClickOnce deployments, containerized malware, and complex infection chains
Malware development techniques such as process injection, native API usage, direct and indirect syscalls, shellcode obfuscation, callback functions, and NTDLL unhooking
Command and Control concepts including compiler obfuscation, modifying Havoc to evade detection, building custom C2s, and developing Beacon Object Files
Low-level Windows operations including kernel driver development, driver loading and tracing, IRPs, kernel communication, and EDR evasion techniques

By combining theory with hands-on labs and real-world techniques, this course ensures you develop practical, high-impact Windows red teaming skills and earn the Certified Windows Red Team Expert (CWRTX) certification.

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What You’ll Be Able To Do After This Course

Execute modern initial access techniques used in real-world red team operations
Develop and operate custom Windows malware with advanced evasion capabilities
Build, modify, and operate Command and Control infrastructures
Create and deploy Beacon Object Files for post-exploitation operations
Perform low-level Windows and kernel-based offensive techniques
Operate effectively against modern EDR and security controls

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This IS / This is NOT for you

✅ This IS for you if:

You are a penetration tester expanding into red teaming environments
You are an aspiring malware developer seeking hands-on experience
You are a cybersecurity professional interested in offensive security research
You are a security researcher or reverse engineer focused on Windows internals

❌ This is NOT for you if:

You are looking for beginner-level Windows or cybersecurity fundamentals
You want a defensive-only or SOC-focused course
You prefer theory without hands-on offensive labs
You are uncomfortable working with low-level Windows internals

Prerequisites

Solid working knowledge of Windows internals and operating system behavior
Prior exposure to offensive security and penetration testing
Basic Command Line & PowerShell Skills

Why Learn From Redfox Cybersecurity Academy

Expert-led sessions by experienced Windows red teaming professionals
Techniques focused on real-world red team and offensive security engagements
Hands-on premium Windows Red Teaming Extreme lab access
Lifetime access to recordings and exclusive course content
Private Discord community for direct support and collaboration
Certification opportunity with Certified Windows Red Team Expert (CWRTX)

Course Curriculum

Windows Red Teaming Extreme Course

72 Learning Materials

Module 1: Introduction & Foundations

Introduction

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