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Chain-Reactor - An Open Source Framework For Composing Executables That Simulate Adversary Behaviors And Techniques On Linux Endpoints

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Chain Reactor is an open-source tool for testing detection and response coverage on Linux machines. The tool generates executables that simulate sequences of actions like process creation and network connection. Chain Reactor assumes no prior engineering experience; the tool consumes JSON, so customizing its behavior is as simple as editing a file.


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For installation and usage instructions, see the Getting started page of the wiki.

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The Chain Reactor documentation is available as a wiki.

For information about the philosophy and development of the atomic family of projects, visit our website at https://atomicredteam.io.

Check the license for information regarding the distribution and modification of Chain Reactor.



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