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routersploit
by threat9
Exploitation Framework for Embedded Devices
words-scraper
by dariusztytko
Selenium based web scraper to generate passwords list
PsMapExec
by The-Viper-One
Dominate Active Directory with PowerShell.
RustHound-CE
by g0h4n
Active Directory data ingestor for BloodHound Community Edition written in Rust. 🦀
Invoke-ADEnum
by Leo4j
Active Directory Auditing and Enumeration
LoaderGate
by casp3r0x0
a C# implementation for a shellcode loader that capable to bypass Cortex XDR and Sophos EDR.
penelope
by brightio
Penelope Shell Handler
pspy
by DominicBreuker
Monitor linux processes without root permissions
chisel
by jpillora
A fast TCP/UDP tunnel over HTTP
OSEPlayground
by Extravenger
A collection of useful tools and scripts were developed and gathered throughout the Offensive Security's PEN-300 (OSEP) course.
ntlm_theft
by Greenwolf
A tool for generating multiple types of NTLMv2 hash theft files by Jacob Wilkin (Greenwolf)
Windows-Local-Privilege-Escalation-Cookbook
by nickvourd
Windows Local Privilege Escalation Cookbook
unfurl
by tomnomnom
Pull out bits of URLs provided on stdin
http-request-smuggling
by anshumanpattnaik
HTTP Request Smuggling Detection Tool
clairvoyance
by nikitastupin
Obtain GraphQL API schema even if the introspection is disabled
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