Data Management
RTFMv2 provides comprehensive data organization features including host details, checklists, mindmaps, and the CrackMapExec interface for Active Directory enumeration.
Overview
Data management features include:
- Host Details Tab: Comprehensive view of target information
- Checklists: Guided, data-driven testing workflows
- Mindmaps: Visual organization of engagement structure
- CrackMapExec Interface: Streamlined AD enumeration
- Reverse Shells: Data-driven shell management
- Code Snippets: Quick access to common commands
- Reporting: Export findings and generate documentation
Host Details Tab
Centralized view of all information collected about a specific host.

Accessing Host Details
From Session:
- Navigate to "Hosts" view
- Click on any host IP address or hostname
- Host Details tab opens
Quick Access:
- Double-click host in network map
- Right-click in scan results → "View Details"
- Search for host and click result
Host Overview Panel
Summary Information:
Basic Details:
- IP address
- Hostname (if resolved)
- MAC address
- First seen / Last seen timestamps
Operating System:
- OS type and version
- OS fingerprint confidence
- Kernel version
- Architecture (32-bit/64-bit)
Status:
- Current state (up/down/unknown)
- Reachability
- Last successful ping
- Uptime (if detected)
Tags and Notes:
- Custom tags for organization
- Free-form notes
- Screenshot attachments
- Links to related hosts
Services Tab
Discovered Services:
Service List:
For each open port: - Port number and protocol - Service name - Service version - Banner information - State (open/closed/filtered) - Last checked timestamp
Service Details:
Click on service for expanded information: - Full banner - SSL certificate details (if HTTPS) - Supported authentication methods - Known vulnerabilities (auto-matched) - Recommended exploits
Service Actions:
Right-click on service: - Run service-specific scans - Test default credentials - Launch exploit - Open in console - Add to checklist
Data-Driven Checklists
Guided testing workflows that adapt to discovered data.

Using Checklists
Pre-built Checklists:
RTFMv2 includes checklists for common scenarios:
Engagement Types:
- External Network Penetration Test
- Internal Network Assessment
- Web Application Test
- Wireless Assessment
- Social Engineering
- Physical Security
- Red Team Operation
Checklist Interface

Opening a Checklist:
- Navigate to "Checklists" menu
- Select checklist or create new
- Checklist panel opens
Mindmaps
Visual organization of engagement structure and findings.

Navigation:
- Pan: Click and drag background
- Zoom: Scroll wheel
- Collapse/expand branches: Click node icon
- Focus: Double-click to center on node

CrackMapExec Interface
Streamlined interface for Active Directory enumeration with CrackMapExec.

Enumeration Modules
SMB Enumeration:
- Shares and permissions
- Sessions
- Logged-on users
- Local users
- Groups
- Domain information
Domain Enumeration:
- Users
- Groups
- Computers
- Domain controllers
- Password policy
- Trusts
Credential-Based:
- Pass-the-Hash
- Kerberoasting
- AS-REP Roasting
- Unconstrained delegation
- LAPS passwords
Reverse Shells
Data-driven reverse shell management and listeners.

Shell Types
Supported Shells:
- Netcat
- Bash/Zsh
- PowerShell
- Python
- PHP
- MSFVenom payloads
- Custom shells
Listener Management
Data-Driven Listeners:
Automatically suggest listeners based on: - Target OS (from scans) - Open ports (firewall evasion) - Available services (upload mechanisms)
Shell Library
Pre-built Shells:
Library of common reverse shell payloads: - Categorized by language/platform - Customizable (IP, port) - Copy to clipboard - Generate listener automatically
Custom Shells:
- Save custom payloads
- Parameterize for reuse
- Share with team
Code Snippets
Quick access to common commands and code.

Next Steps
With data organized and managed:
- Generate payloads for discovered targets
- Export reports for stakeholder delivery