Exploring Web Hacker's Weapons: The Ultimate Toolkit for Ethical Hackers
The WebHackersWeapons project is a comprehensive collection of tools and resources for web hackers. It aims to provide a wide range of tools and features that can be utilized for various purposes in ethical hacking and web security testing.
Features
- The project includes a wide range of tools and features such as vulnerability scanners, payload generators, information gathering tools, and more.
- It offers resources for various types of web security testing, including SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, and directory traversal.
- The project's GitHub repository allows users to access and contribute to the ongoing development and improvement of the toolset.
Tools
- Army-Knife: ZAP
- Army-Knife: axiom
- Army-Knife: BurpSuite
- Army-Knife: Metasploit
- Army-Knife: jaeles
- Proxy: Caido
- Proxy: Echo Mirage
- Proxy: proxify
- Proxy: Glorp
- Proxy: hetty
- Proxy: mitmproxy
- Proxy: EvilProxy
- Recon: SecurityTrails
- Recon: DNSDumpster
- Recon: STEWS
- Recon: dirsearch
- Recon: getJS
- Recon: fhc
- Recon: masscan
- Recon: JSFScan.sh
- Recon: altdns
- Recon: github-subdomains
- Recon: gau
- Recon: hakrevdns
- Recon: Smap
- Recon: cc.py
- Recon: LinkFinder
- Recon: naabu
- Recon: subfinder
- Recon: meg
- Recon: favirecon
- Recon: spiderfoot
- Recon: jsluice
- Recon: OneForAll
- Recon: katana
- Recon: chaos-client
- Recon: 3klCon
- Recon: BLUTO
- Recon: Osmedeus
- Recon: zdns
- Recon: Parth
- Recon: longtongue
- Recon: scilla
- Recon: gospider
- Recon: SubOver
- Recon: HostHunter
- Recon: RustScan
- Recon: dnsprobe
- Recon: pagodo
- Recon: xnLinkFinder
- Recon: parameth
- Recon: bbot
- Recon: intrigue-core
Pros
- Extensive collection of web hacking tools and resources
- Open-source nature allows for community contributions and improvements
- Provides a centralized platform for web hackers to access various tools and features
- Offers a diverse range of functionalities to cater to different web hacking needs
Cons
- Requires some level of technical knowledge and expertise to utilize effectively
- Regular updates and maintenance may be necessary to keep up with evolving web security challenges
- Some tools may have a learning curve for new users
License
MIT License