Forensics
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A libre, Unix-like reverse engineering framework and command-line toolset for analyzing, debugging, and modifying binaries.
A libre, Unix-like reverse engineering framework and command-line toolset for analyzing, debugging, and modifying binaries.
A curated collection of hacking tutorials, tools, and resources for security professionals and enthusiasts.
A curated collection of hacking tutorials, tools, and resources for security education and penetration testing.
A curated collection of awesome software, libraries, documents, books, and resources about cybersecurity.
A curated collection of awesome software, libraries, books, and resources for cybersecurity professionals.
An open-source cloud security platform that automates security and compliance assessments across AWS, Azure, GCP, and other cloud providers.
An open-source cloud security platform that automates security and compliance assessments across AWS, Azure, GCP, and other cloud providers.
A curated list of awesome malware analysis tools, resources, and related information for security professionals.
A forensic toolkit for gathering and analyzing traces on Android and iOS devices to identify potential spyware compromise.
A curated list of Capture The Flag (CTF) frameworks, libraries, resources, software, and tutorials for security enthusiasts.
A collection of setup scripts to install and manage security research tools for CTFs and binary analysis.
A Python script to extract and fix PyInstaller executable contents for decompilation.
A memory forensics framework for extracting digital artifacts from volatile memory (RAM) samples across Windows, Linux, and macOS.
A simple IOC and YARA scanner for detecting malware and security threats via file names, hashes, YARA rules, and C2 connections.
A fast, standalone tool for rapid threat hunting and forensic analysis of Windows event logs and other forensic artefacts.
A Windows tool for extracting metadata and hidden information from documents found on web pages and local files.
A curated list of open-source and research tools for capturing, analyzing, and processing network packet captures (PCAP files).
An open-source tool for collaborative forensic timeline analysis, enabling teams to organize, annotate, and investigate timelines together.
An advanced malware sandbox for automated configuration and payload extraction with dynamic unpacking and anti-evasion capabilities.
An open-source forensic toolkit for analyzing disk images and file systems to identify and recover digital evidence.
A Python tool to dump a git repository from a website, even when directory listing is disabled.
A Windows security tool for real-time adversary tradecraft detection, memory scanning, and forensics via behavior-driven rules.
A PowerShell module for Blue Teams, Incident Responders, and System Administrators to hunt persistence techniques implanted in Windows machines.
A Python-based engine for automatic creation of super timelines from computer system logs and files for digital forensic analysis.
A Python module for parsing and working with Portable Executable (PE) files, providing access to headers, sections, and embedded data.
A Python tool that sniffs sensitive credentials and data from network interfaces or pcap files across multiple protocols.
A TCP/IP packet demultiplexer that captures and reconstructs TCP connections into separate files for protocol analysis and forensics.
A modular PowerShell framework for enterprise incident response and breach hunting using remote data collection.
A modular PowerShell framework for enterprise incident response and breach hunting using remote data collection.
A collection of real-world malware samples, analysis exercises, and training resources for cybersecurity education and research.
A forensic software utility for read-only, non-destructive data acquisition and analysis from Android smartphones.
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