Red Team vs Blue Team: The Ultimate Cyber War Explained! #shorts

Who is who in the red team? Of course, you have the superstars, the red team itself. Um, we are the ones that actually execute the attack scenario. We try to be stealthy. Um, we have to find our way either via cyber or physical intrusion. Um, and we try to reach one or more objectives without getting caught. Then you have the blue team. They are the enemy. Um, they are not fully aware of the attack. Well, actually not aware at all. Um and once they see an incident, if we do release a detection somehow, then they need to treat it as if it's a real well they don't know. So they will think is this real or is it a red team. Uh they have

to treat it as if it's real and they have to investigate and they make our lives difficult or they at least try to. Um and then you have the white team. They are fully aware of the operation. Um those are basically the people that know that we are doing the red team which is usually like two or three people within the company. um they are involved in all the planning and they are the connection between the red and blue team. So for example, if we do something and it gets detected, they will let us know and they will say, "Okay, the blue team is now investigating." Um and then it's time for our first story. So uh first story is going to be

about a industrial plant. It looked something like that. Um so it's in an industrial setting. It looked not that fancy, not that epic at all, but it was quite sizable, got to admit. And our objectives were to gain physical access and infiltrate the facility, then gain access to servers that were hosted there locally, and once we had access to the servers, try and attach our rogue device, our uh uh Raspberry Pi basically, to one of their network switches. There sounded like a a mouthful to do, but let's try and do