🎯 HADES-Offensive-Simulator v1.2.0

HADES (Highly Automated Detection Evasion Simulator) is a Red Team simulation tool built to generate offensive attack logs for training, SOC pipelines, and adversary emulation.

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🚀 Features

• ✅ Modern Streamlit Web UI

• 🧰 Simulates offensive techniques and malware behavior

• 🧬 MITRE ATT&CK techniques mapped

• 🧪 Malware Emulation Mode (T1055.001, Registry, C2, Mutex, etc.)

• 🛰️ APT TTP Simulation with profiles (e.g., APT29)

• • 🎣 Phishing Simulation (Credential Harvesting)

• 💣 Insecure Deserialization simulation

• 🗃️ Exports logs in:

  • JSON (event_log.json)
  • CSV (export.csv)
  • Sysmon XML (sysmon_log.xml)
  • PowerShell log scripts (generate_event.ps1)

• 📥 Accepts uploaded custom .json logs for conversion

• 📊 Timeline chart generation with Plotly

• 🧠 Educational use for SOC analysts, blue teams, and students

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🔬 Simulated Techniques

Technique	MITRE ID
Credential Dump	T1003.001
Reverse Shell (PS obf)	T1059.001
Command Injection	T1059
SQL Injection	T1505.001
Reflected XSS	T1059.007
Lateral Movement (PsExec)	T1021.002
Phishing (Credential Harvesting)	T1566.001
Insecure Deserialization	T1539

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🧪 Malware Emulation

Simulates behaviors including:

• Registry persistence
• Temp file drop
• Mutex creation
• C2 beaconing (HTTP)
• Process injection (T1055.001)

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🛰️ APT Simulation

Select from built-in profiles (e.g., APT29 - Cozy Bear).
Steps are replayed using realistic offensive TTPs and logs are auto-generated.

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📂 Output Files

All logs are saved to the logs/ folder:

• event_log.json
• export.csv
• sysmon_log.xml
• generate_event.ps1
• malware_emulation.json – includes malware and phishing simulation logs

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🛠️ Installation

git clone https://github.com/stefony/HADES-Offensive-Simulator.git
cd HADES-Offensive-Simulator
pip install -r requirements.txt
streamlit run hades_gui.py


## ⚠️ Known Issues

If you get the following error:  
`ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'plotly'`

Make sure `plotly` is installed:

```bash
pip install plotly```

Alternatively, ensure plotly is listed in `requirements.txt` and reinstall dependencies:

```bash
pip install -r requirements.txt```