We engineer
the way in.
ZeroTrace Lab is an offensive security R&D firm that weaponizes original research into elite real world testing. From developing proprietary C2 and uncovering zero day exploits to emulating specific threat actors, we bring the adversary to you, giving organizations a genuine test of their defences, not a checklist exercise.
Built to model
the adversary.
Weaponizing original exploitation research and adversary emulation into tools deployed on live engagements.
Proprietary Command and Control engineered for high consequence operations where a single flagged beacon ends the mission. Built on original exploitation research against current shipping builds, featuring low profile transports, in memory implants, and evasion profiles that dynamically swap mid engagement to model specific threat actors.
A Rust native payload packer designed to bypass modern EDR and XDR by weaponizing custom tradecraft developed by our R&D arm. Every automated build produces a unique, structurally varied binary with no reused static signatures, delivering genuine adversary emulation on active engagements.
Offensive services.
Executed by senior operators leveraging custom engineering and active field experience.
Red teaming
Full scope, multi domain offensive operations engineered to test the true detection and response limits of your production environments.
View service →Adversary simulation
Targeted threat emulation modeling specific, active threat actors using custom tradecraft and TTPs derived from real world threat intelligence.
View service →Exploitation research
Bespoke vulnerability discovery and weaponized, working PoCs targeting the exact software versions and current shipping builds in your scope.
View service →Advanced cyber range
High fidelity, state of the art lab environments and live fire CTF scenarios designed to stress test both red teams and enterprise defenders.
View service →Field notes from
our operators
Tradecraft, tooling, and lessons we are willing to share. Written by the people who build and run our gear.
Turning Chrome Remote Desktop into Pure Red Team Ops
How to hide the Chrome Remote Desktop connection banner by patching a single dialog resource, then abuse host.json and MSI packaging to turn CRD into a quiet persistent access channel.
GDID: The Windows Global Device Identifier
Where the Windows Global Device Identifier lives, how Microsoft issues it, how it is used to track installs across services, and how far you can actually patch it.
Secure Your
Window.
Whether you're planning a security engagement or exploring a research collaboration, we'd like to hear from you. Reach out to start the conversation.