Apps tagged with 'Ethical Hacking'

BackBox is a Linux distribution based on Ubuntu developed to perform penetration tests and security assessments. Designed to be fast, easy to use and to provide a minimal yet complete desktop environment thanks to its own software repositories...

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Matriux is a fully featured security distribution consisting of a bunch of powerful, open source and free tools that can be used for various purposes including, but not limited to, penetration testing, ethical hacking, system and network administration, cyber forensics...

KitPloit is a website where pentesting tools and apps are regrouped and free to test for everyone who like pentesting, computer security.

A live image to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies. It comes with the Xfce Desktop and provides all the instruments needed to follow the path for security and pen-testing.

The most advanced, powerful and yet beautiful penetration testing distribution ever created.Lined up with ultimate collection of tools for pro Ethical Hackers and Cyber Security Experts.

PETEP (PEnetration TEsting Proxy) is open-source Java application for network communication proxying for the purpose of penetration testing.

HunterX is an open-source, AI-assisted vulnerability scanner and red team framework designed to automate and orchestrate modern security testing workflows.

Deluder is a tool for intercepting traffic of proxy unaware applications. Currently, Deluder supports OpenSSL, SChannel and WinSock out of the box. ?.

Hackerium automates offensive black-box penetration testing with deep coverage and agile performance, focusing on web applications.

Tookie-osint has a simple-to-use UI and is really straightforward. The main idea of Tookie-osint is to discover usernames that are requested from an input. Tookie-osint is similar to the tool called Sherlock.