Cyber security

HackerToolkit – Your Comprehensive Arsenal For Ethical Hacking And Penetration Testing

Step into the realm of ethical hacking with HackerToolkit, your ultimate resource for penetration testing, red teaming, and bug bounty hunting.

Dive into a curated collection of tools designed to enhance your hacking capabilities, all conveniently organized and easily installable with a single script.

Welcome To The HackerToolkit

Your Comprehensive Suite For Penetration Testing, Red Teaming, And Bug Bounty Hunting.

HackerToolkit offers a curated selection of tools designed to enhance your hacking capabilities. This repository not only organizes these tools but provides information about them. Easily install all of them with one script.

Features:

  • Complete Tool Listings: Access a meticulously organized list of tools included in the install.sh file, each with a detailed description to help you understand and choose the right tool for the right job.
  • Quick Installation: Get up and running quickly with our install.sh script that allows you to download and install all tools at once (unless noted) — streamlining your setup process and saving you valuable time.
  • Cross-Distribution Compatibility: Originally tailored for Kali Linux, our toolkit is compatible with many other Linux distributions, ensuring flexibility regardless of your preferred environment.

Installation Instructions:

  1. Clone the Repository: git clone https://github.com/ChrisJr404/HackerToolkit.git
  2. Navigate to the Repository: cd HackerToolkit
  3. Run the Installation Script: ./install.sh

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Table Of Contents

  • Enumeration & Recon Tools
    • Ad & Analytic Trackers
      • relations.sh
    • Apex Domain Enumeration
      • check_mdi
      • CloudRecon
      • FavFreak
    • Archival Enumeration
      • gau
      • WayMore
    • Change Detection
      • changedetection.io
    • Credential Collection Tools (emails, usernames, passwords, etc)
      • deepdarkCTI
      • h8mail
      • hacxx-underground
      • linkedin2username
      • WeakestLink
    • Custom Wordlists
      • CeWL
      • wordlistgen
    • Directory Enumeration
      • Dirsearch
      • Feroxbuster
      • ffuf
      • Gobuster
      • Wfuzz
    • Github Enumeration
      • github-search
      • GitLeaks
    • JavaScript
      • jsluice
      • Linkfinder
    • Mobile App Enumeration
      • APKLeaks
    • Port Scanners (Active)
      • AutoRecon
      • MASSCAN
      • Naabu
      • Nmap
      • RustScan
    • Port Scanners (Passive)
      • Smap
    • Recon Frameworks
      • reconFTW
      • Recon-ng
      • reNgine
    • Shodan Tools
      • karma v2
      • shosubgo
      • Smap
      • wtfis
    • Screenshotting
      • Aquatone
      • Eyeballer
      • EyeWitness
      • go-stare
      • httpscreenshot
      • httpx
    • Spiders
      • GoSpider is a fast web spider written in Go
      • katana
      • hakrawler

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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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