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A BOINC-based distributed password cracking system with a modern web interface for cybersecurity professionals.
Converts Rubeus kerberoasting output into a format compatible with Hashcat for password cracking.
A Perl tool that converts 7-Zip hashcat hashes back to working .7z archive files for debugging and recovery.
Generates wordlists of Danish phone numbers filtered by area code and line type for security testing.
Extracts MongoDB authentication hashes and converts them to hashcat-compatible formats for password cracking.
A fast standalone word generator using mask templates and bruteforce constraints, with full Unicode support.
A Dockerized version of Damn Vulnerable Web App with SSL/TLS support for testing web attack detections over encrypted connections.
Zsh plugin providing tab completions for all aircrack-ng command-line tools.
A Zsh-based pentesting framework with shell integrations for workflow automation, featuring 50+ modules and 500+ commands.
A custom Zsh theme for penetration testers, displaying date, time, IP address, and plugin support for logging.
A zsh plugin for managing tmux sessions and logging during penetration testing engagements.
A custom Zsh terminal theme for penetration testers, displaying date, time, IP address, and plugin support for logging.
An Oh-My-Zsh theme designed for Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges, featuring IP address and git status decorators.
A high-performance Zsh theme optimized for penetration testing with real-time process tracking and security awareness.
Exploit for Windows Kerberos mutual authentication bypass vulnerability (CVE-2024-20674) leading to remote code execution.
A zsh theme replicating the HTB PWNBOX terminal aesthetic for oh-my-zsh.
A bold, minimal, hacker-style ZSH theme for penetration testers and developers.
A Zsh theme for HackTheBox enthusiasts with IP address display, git status, and directory decorators.
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