Penetration Testing
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An advanced Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) audit and exploitation toolkit for security testing.
Automated deployment of red team infrastructure using Docker with a web interface for managing offensive security tools.
A curated collection of fascinating and bizarre Censys Search queries for discovering exposed devices and services.
A collection of Python scripts for AWS penetration testing, reconnaissance, exploitation, and persistence.
An efficient Android vulnerability scanner that finds security issues and missing best practices in APK files.
A command-line utility for performing hash length extension attacks against vulnerable cryptographic hash functions.
A tool to create multiple TOR instances with load-balancing for increased anonymity and distributed traffic.
A virtual machine for Android application security assessment, reverse engineering, and malware analysis.
An intentionally insecure Android app designed to teach secure coding and penetration testing through hands-on vulnerability challenges.
A real-time capture the flag (CTF) scoring engine and game manager for cybersecurity wargames.
A Python tool that generates targeted wordlists for security testing by combining personal info, leet transforms, and song lyrics.
A Python-based exploitation framework for industrial control systems, similar to Metasploit.
A VoIP security testing toolset for auditing SIP-based systems through scanning, enumeration, and password cracking.
Legion is a semi-automated network penetration testing framework for discovery, reconnaissance, and exploitation.
A curated list of tools and resources for anti-forensic activities, including data hiding, encryption, steganography, and evidence removal.
A curated list of awesome tools, research, papers, and projects related to password cracking and security.
A curated collection of tools, research, and resources for password cracking and security auditing.
A massive 82 billion entry wordlist compiled from multiple password dictionaries for security testing.
A curated collection of Android exploits, hacking tools, and resources for security research and penetration testing.
Hacking Toolkit
Hacking Toolkit
A professional-grade web security scanner for penetration testing with intelligent, context-aware scanning and proof-based vulnerability detection.
A Google Colab notebook setup for high-performance hash cracking and penetration testing tools.
An intelligent wordlist generator for password profiling using permutations and statistics based on target information.
A Python REST API and web GUI for managing Hashcat password cracking jobs in a queuing system.
A modular Python framework for auditing and penetration testing of IoT devices, supporting WiFi, NFC, and BLE technologies.
A Python-based tool for exploiting and managing Android devices via ADB with capabilities like screen recording, data extraction, and remote control.
A comprehensive checklist for designing, testing, and releasing secure Android applications based on OWASP standards.
A modular Linux persistence framework for security research, detection engineering, and penetration testing.
A framework for performing and analyzing layer 2 network protocol attacks, including STP and CDP.
A rootkit that leverages eBPF to implement offensive security techniques like container breakouts, network scanning, and RASP bypass.
A Python framework and toolkit for security testing and auditing of ZigBee and IEEE 802.15.4 networks.
A LinkedIn information gathering tool for penetration testers to collect employee data from organizations.
Framework for creating environmental keyed payloads that only execute on specific target systems.
A vulnerable Android app aggregating known security vulnerabilities for testing and educational purposes.
A free and open-source Ruby toolkit for security research and development, featuring CLI commands and libraries for encoding, networking, exploits, and more.
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