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PETEP (PEnetration TEsting Proxy) is an open-source Java application for traffic analysis & modification using TCP/UDP proxies. PETEP is a useful tool for performing penetration tests of applications with various application protocols. ⚡
This is an aspiring project aimed at accumulating knowledge from the world of cybersecurity and presenting it in a cogent way, so it is accessible to as large an audience as possible and so that everyone has a good resource to learn hacking from.
Watchtower | Self-hosted AI security assessment, asset intelligence, and evidence workflows.
Automation of some MAPT activities and interaction with the mobile Android device.
Unauthenticated RCE toolkit for PHP 5.4–8.4.26 (CVE-2026-109619/109618) — pure-HTTP chain, JA3 impersonation, prpenetration-testingoof-of-access design
Detect hidden files and text in images
Open-source agentic security operations platform:
Mock an SSH server and define all commands it supports (Python, Twisted)
🐧 Security-focused Linux distribution with 140+ tools, custom kernel 6.17.13, AI assistant | 5 editions | Cloud, AI/ML, Automotive, Hardware hacking
brute force SSH public-key authentication
NullKia Mobile Security Framework - Tools in Nim, Crystal, V, D, Red, Odin, Haxe, Zig, Kotlin, Lua, PHP, Python | bad-antics | github.com/bad-antics
IOS/MAC Denial-Of-Service [POC/EXPLOIT FOR MASSIVE ATTACK TO IOS/MAC IN NETWORK]
Capture The Flag competition challenge write-ups
🔌 OSINT & Security Extensions for Marshall Browser - Installable plugins for enhanced reconnaissance and security testing
Open-source PocketBase security auditor: detects empty rules, the @request.auth.id != trap, true literals. Active probe confirms leaks live.
Advanced eBPF-driven Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) framework for live Golang malware analysis, threat hunting, and observability.