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A modern packer for ELF binaries that encrypts Linux executables using XOR, NOT, and complex encryption methods.
A client-side web app for cryptographic operations including hashing, encryption, JWT debugging, ASN1 editing, and diff computation.
A forensic tool that parses Java Cache IDX files to extract malware download history and binary data for incident response.
A card game for threat modeling cloud and devOps systems through gamification.
A client-minion tool for consistent and safe capture of off-network web resources during security investigations.
A next-generation rule processor for hashcat with multibyte character support and rule optimization capabilities.
Encrypts 64-bit ELF files with self-decryption at runtime for binary protection.
A web application that scrapes CTF writeups from CTFtime.org and helps users organize which ones to read first.
A command-line tool and library for storing sensitive data and documents in encrypted keystores using AES-256 and HMAC-256.
A command-line tool that enables SQL queries over file metadata with security-focused processors like YARA and digest matching.
Converts John The Ripper and Cain NTLMv1/v2 hashes to Hashcat-compatible format for password cracking.
A tool for generating word, character, and charset n-grams from wordlists to enhance offline password attacks and data analysis.
Python C extension providing direct bindings to libhashcat for password recovery and hash cracking.
A low-interaction honeypot that detects exploitation attempts targeting the CVE-2017-10271 WebLogic remote code execution vulnerability.
A Go client library for programmatically interacting with LastPass accounts and shared folders.
A simple GTK4+Adwaita GUI application for identifying hash algorithms on Linux.
Detects packers in Windows PE files using multiple heuristics and PEiD's signature database.
A multithreaded YARA scanner that applies many rules to many files for incident response and malware analysis.
The plugin repository for Honeycomb, the honeypot framework by Cymmetria
A secure, containerized Neovim IDE for local JavaScript development, optimized for MetaMask repository contributions.
A lightweight IMAP and SMTP honeypot written in Go for detecting and logging email protocol attacks.
An Elixir wrapper for NMAP that provides a programmatic interface for network discovery and security scanning.
A script to detect and remove Thinkst Canarytokens from files using signature-based detection.
A Node.js library to detect if a website is running behind Cloudflare's CDN and security services.
A customizable Oh My Zsh theme for penetration testers, featuring IP display, command logging, and a clean prompt.
A Python tool that extracts local data storage from Android applications with a single command.
A quantum-resistant asymmetric key generation tool for digital signatures using the Rainbow scheme.
Delphi bindings for the Capstone disassembler library, enabling binary code analysis and reverse engineering.
A Zsh theme designed specifically for Kali Linux users with security-focused information display.
A low-interaction honeypot that simulates Oracle MICROS servers to detect exploitation attempts of the CVE-2018-2636 directory traversal vulnerability.
A Python-based OpenIOC editor for creating and managing threat intelligence indicators across multiple security systems.
A Golang packer that uses process hollowing to hide payloads within legitimate processes.
A Python script that automates the creation of AWS GPU instances for high-speed password hash cracking.
A portable PEiD implementation using YARA rules for malware analysis without requiring YARA installation.
A CLI tool to quickly look up hash plaintexts using the HashMob API directly from your terminal.
Evaluates packer detection tools pypeid and Detect It Easy (DIE) on malware datasets to compare accuracy and false positive rates.
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