# Infrastructure Development (WIP)

### Infrastructure

Infrastructure refers to a collection of tools, technologies, and services which are interconnected or relay information between each other. A basic example is a building - which is made of multiple rooms and floors, each with a unique or collection of purposes that achieve a unified goal.

### Offensive Infrastructure

Offensive infrastructure takes this concept and adds layers of obscurity and obfuscation to ensure the operational capabilities of your team are not hindered. 

#### Red Team [Capability Maturity Model](https://www.redteammaturity.com/)

The goal of this blog is to achieve a level 3 -> 4 in Infrastructure

***Level 3***

*The Red Team's infrastructure deployment is well documented to expedite manual configuration; infrastructure configuration accounts for best practice OPSEC concerns*

***Level 4***

*The Red Team leverages automated deployments for infrastructure; Red Team infrastructure security is self-assessed*

### High Level Diagram

Several diagrams have been created per section of this course such as the one in [Command & Control Infrastructure](/offensive-security/red-team/offensive-development/infrastructure-development-wip/command-and-control-infrastructure.md)and [Phishing Infrastructure](/offensive-security/red-team/offensive-development/infrastructure-development-wip/phishing-infrastructure.md). This is more of a "Complete" diagram of how a typical setup would look like

*Insert graph of Phishing, Payload Delivery, and C2 Infra*


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