Red Team in critical infrastructure
Scenario-driven offensive assessments with attention to safety, continuity and process impact.
I’m David Andrade, a Red Team specialist with hands-on experience in industrial environments. I combine automation, vulnerability research and offensive security to uncover risks before they affect operations.


My approach to cybersecurity began on the factory floor — programming controllers, integrating systems and troubleshooting industrial networks. Today, I draw on that foundation to assess critical environments with technical depth and operational context.
Scenario-driven offensive assessments with attention to safety, continuity and process impact.
Penetration testing, Red Team, controlled exploitation, social engineering and threat scenario development.
PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, Siemens S7-1200/1500, Modbus TCP and automation networks.
Technical training and work in instrumentation, integration, commissioning and maintenance of industrial environments.
Programming and integration of controllers and supervisory systems, network troubleshooting and operational support.
Offensive testing in industrial, healthcare and financial sectors, alongside independent research into OT products.
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Ethical hacking methods, vulnerability assessment and stronger security practices.
Hands-on security exercises and assessments for industrial control systems.
Windows API, implants, C2, persistence, syscalls, obfuscation and anti-reverse techniques.
Practical training in evasion techniques and fundamentals for controlled offensive operations.
Security lessons from the 2026 attacks on water systems with exposed PLCs.
Responsible research into industrial technologies, documented in official Siemens and CISA advisories.
Enumeration of valid users in the web server of SIMATIC products, remotely exploitable without authentication.
Open redirect in the web server of SIMATIC S7-1200 and S7-1500 CPUs, allowing users to be sent to attacker-controlled addresses.
CSRF flaw in the web interface of SIMATIC S7-1200 CPUs before version 4.7, with the potential to trigger actions within an authenticated session.
A look at offensive operations in critical infrastructure, connecting discovery, responsible exploitation and impact scenarios based on original research.
Red Team · ICS/OT · CVE-2024-46886