Hacking Tool
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A comprehensive collection of hacking tools, resources, and references for learning and practicing ethical hacking and penetration testing.
A free, open-source WordPress security scanner for professionals and site maintainers to test website vulnerabilities.
A penetration testing tool that discovers and accesses RTSP video surveillance cameras through network scanning and dictionary attacks.
A pure JavaScript steganography module that hides secrets inside text using invisible unicode characters, secured with passwords and encryption.
A high-performance offensive security tool for reconnaissance, vulnerability scanning, and information gathering.
A Linux Kernel Module (LKM) rootkit for hiding processes, granting root privileges, and making files invisible.
A web-based toolkit for XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) testing, encoding/decoding, and payload generation.
A virtual host scanner for penetration testing that performs reverse lookups, detects catch-all scenarios, and works around wildcards and aliases.
A Python tool that generates targeted wordlists for security testing by combining personal info, leet transforms, and song lyrics.
A modular, menu-driven tool for building time-delayed, distributed security event chains for Red, Blue, and Purple Team exercises.
An intelligent wordlist generator for password profiling using permutations and statistics based on target information.
A Linux packet crafting tool for generating attack signatures to test IDS/IPS and network security.
A Python tool that automates DDoS attacks through the Tor network for security testing and education.
A curated collection of tips, commands, and strategies for solving Capture the Flag (CTF) challenges and HackTheBox machines.
A curated collection of tips, commands, and strategies for solving Capture the Flag (CTF) challenges and HackTheBox machines.
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