Pentesting Tools

Unbekannt Framework – The Comprehensive Hacking And Pentesting Suite For Windows

The Linux version is no longer supported! The last Linux version is 6.0 that you find inside this repository.

The reason for this is that the Unbekannt Framework originally existed for Windows and Linux only supports a few features. Thats why I decided not to release new versions for Linux anymore.

It is strongly recommended to install the requirements for Unbekannt Framework. Some modules need third-party tools so you dont get errors inside the modules.

Using Unbekannt Framework

For more help read the help page inside the Unbekannt Framework by typing help

The modules:

Modules                       Description
———————                       ———————————
module/network/ping           ping an ip address to see if the host is up or down
module/network/looukp         lookup an ip address to see geo location and more
module/network/scan           scan an ip address to see all open ports
module/network/netscan        scan an entire network for available ip and mac addresses
module/network/ddos           ddos ip addresses or websites
module/network/lanc           use lanc to sniffer/spoof your network
module/network/pcps           use pcps to sniffrt/spoof your network (includes xbox and ps4)

module/tools/reverse_tcp      setup reverse tcp shell or listen for incoming connections
module/tools/send_sms         send an anonymous sms every 24 hours
module/tools/webkit           ip and user-agent graber via url
module/tools/ssh_exec         multiply command execution over ssh

module/exec/moba              enhanced terminal for windows with x11 server, tabbed ssh client, network tools
module/exec/putty             connect via ssh to server
module/exec/box               privat tcp chat

Installing

The latest version (recommended):

Older versions:

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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