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FridaMe
by CognisysGroup
FridaMe is intentionally vulnerable android application developed to demonstrate the usage of Frida.
smbcrawler
by SySS-Research
smbcrawler is no-nonsense tool that takes credentials and a list of hosts and 'crawls' (or 'spiders') through those shares
Havoc
by HavocFramework
The Havoc Framework
sliver
by BishopFox
Adversary Emulation Framework
DojoLoader
by naksyn
Generic PE loader for fast prototyping evasion techniques
Nimbo-C2
by itaymigdal
Nimbo-C2 is yet another (simple and lightweight) C2 framework
Sandman
by Idov31
Sandman is a NTP based backdoor for red team engagements in hardened networks.
SecPayloads
by ogh-bnz
Sec-Payloads, It's a collection of multiple types of lists used during security assessments & used for bug bounty hunting or penetration testing, collected in one place. List types include xss, sqli, sensitive data patterns, fuzzing payloads, web shells, and many more.
ppmap
by kleiton0x00
A scanner/exploitation tool written in GO, which leverages client-side Prototype Pollution to XSS by exploiting known gadgets.
wpprobe
by Chocapikk
A fast WordPress plugin enumeration tool
bbot
by blacklanternsecurity
The recursive internet scanner for hackers. 🧡
dnstwist
by hazcod
A tool to monitor for potential spear phishing domains and send to Slack.
saycheese
by hangetzzu
Grab target's webcam shots by link
hackvertor
by PortSwigger
Hackvertor is a tag based conversion tool written in Java implemented as a Burp Suite extension
knock
by guelfoweb
Knock Subdomain Scan
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