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(28 December, 2024 - 10:14 AM)Lawxsz Wrote: Show MoreHello in this thread I bring you more than 100 different tools to exploit various areas of the world of Hacking. They are free of malware and are open source.
- Reconnaissance and OSINT
Gathering public information about targets, such as names, emails, IP addresses, and infrastructure details.
- Vulnerability Scanning
Identifying weaknesses in servers, networks, and web applications to assess potential entry points.
- Exploitation and Intrusion Testing
Leveraging discovered vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to systems or applications.
- Network Analysis and Packet Inspection
Monitoring and analyzing network traffic to identify security issues or perform attacks.
- Password Attacks
Breaking passwords using brute force, dictionary attacks, or hash cracking.
- Phishing and Social Engineering
Crafting fake websites, emails, or scenarios to exploit human trust and manipulate targets.
- Post-Exploitation and Privilege Escalation
Gaining further control or access after initial compromise by exploiting misconfigurations or system vulnerabilities.
- Forensics and Malware Analysis
Investigating cybersecurity incidents and understanding malicious software behavior.
- Automation and Frameworks
Streamlining penetration testing processes and workflows to save time and improve efficiency.
- Defense and Detection
Monitoring and protecting systems against intrusions, and detecting malicious activities.
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(28 December, 2024 - 10:14 AM)Lawxsz Wrote: Show MoreHello in this thread I bring you more than 100 different tools to exploit various areas of the world of Hacking. They are free of malware and are open source.
- Reconnaissance and OSINT
Gathering public information about targets, such as names, emails, IP addresses, and infrastructure details.
- Vulnerability Scanning
Identifying weaknesses in servers, networks, and web applications to assess potential entry points.
- Exploitation and Intrusion Testing
Leveraging discovered vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to systems or applications.
- Network Analysis and Packet Inspection
Monitoring and analyzing network traffic to identify security issues or perform attacks.
- Password Attacks
Breaking passwords using brute force, dictionary attacks, or hash cracking.
- Phishing and Social Engineering
Crafting fake websites, emails, or scenarios to exploit human trust and manipulate targets.
- Post-Exploitation and Privilege Escalation
Gaining further control or access after initial compromise by exploiting misconfigurations or system vulnerabilities.
- Forensics and Malware Analysis
Investigating cybersecurity incidents and understanding malicious software behavior.
- Automation and Frameworks
Streamlining penetration testing processes and workflows to save time and improve efficiency.
- Defense and Detection
Monitoring and protecting systems against intrusions, and detecting malicious activities.
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(28 December, 2024 - 10:14 AM)Lawxsz Wrote: Show MoreHello in this thread I bring you more than 100 different tools to exploit various areas of the world of Hacking. They are free of malware and are open source.
- Reconnaissance and OSINT
Gathering public information about targets, such as names, emails, IP addresses, and infrastructure details.
- Vulnerability Scanning
Identifying weaknesses in servers, networks, and web applications to assess potential entry points.
- Exploitation and Intrusion Testing
Leveraging discovered vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to systems or applications.
- Network Analysis and Packet Inspection
Monitoring and analyzing network traffic to identify security issues or perform attacks.
- Password Attacks
Breaking passwords using brute force, dictionary attacks, or hash cracking.
- Phishing and Social Engineering
Crafting fake websites, emails, or scenarios to exploit human trust and manipulate targets.
- Post-Exploitation and Privilege Escalation
Gaining further control or access after initial compromise by exploiting misconfigurations or system vulnerabilities.
- Forensics and Malware Analysis
Investigating cybersecurity incidents and understanding malicious software behavior.
- Automation and Frameworks
Streamlining penetration testing processes and workflows to save time and improve efficiency.
- Defense and Detection
Monitoring and protecting systems against intrusions, and detecting malicious activities.
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