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Hack The Box Reporting Using SysReptor – Streamline Your Pentesting Documentation

Discover the power of SysReptor, a versatile tool designed to simplify Hack The Box reporting.

Whether you prefer cloud-based solutions or self-hosting, SysReptor makes it easy to design in HTML, write in Markdown, and render your pentest reports to PDF.

Learn how you can enhance your cybersecurity reporting process and quickly generate detailed, customizable reports with SysReptor.

Hack The Box Reporting (officially recommended)

This is our HTB reporting repository showcasing Hack The Box reports created with SysReptor. Write your Hack The Box CPTS, CHHB, CDSA or CWEE reports.

Prefer Self-Hosting (Also Free)?

  1. Install SysReptor
  2. Import all HTB Designs:
cd sysreptor/deploy
url="https://docs.sysreptor.com/assets/htb-designs.tar.gz"
curl -s "$url" | docker compose exec --no-TTY app python3 manage.py importdemodata --type=design

Have A Look At Our documentation.

PS: Are you missing a template, have feedback or any other questions?
Let us know! Open an issue or mail us and are happy to help you.

Happy Reporting!

Your Benefits

Free
Write in markdown
Render to PDF
CPTS, CBBH, CDSA, CWEE
Fully customizable
No local software troubleshooting

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Varshini

Varshini is a Cyber Security expert in Threat Analysis, Vulnerability Assessment, and Research. Passionate about staying ahead of emerging Threats and Technologies.

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