Hacking tools are used by security professionals, ethical hacker and crackers alike, on a regular basis.
A couple of days ago CodeKill Group brought you an exhaustive list of 50 hacking tools that are available for free. Now, here are 50 more to take the tally to 100.
Vulnerability Scanners: These are programs that have been designed to asses a computer or network’s vulnerability to attacks. The functionality of these tools varies from one to the other, but they all present a detailed analysis of how vulnerable your system is.
1. Nessus
2. OpenVAS
3. Nipper
4. Secunia PSI
5. Retina
6. QualysGuard
7. Nexpose
Web Vulnerability Scanners: While vulnerability scanners are meant for your system, web vulnerability scanners assess the vulnerability of web applications. The identify the security vulnerabilities that your app may have through various tests.
1. Burp Suite
2. WebScarab
3. Websecurify
4. Nikto
5. w3af
Web Proxies: Proxies were originally created in order to add encapsulation to distributed systems. The client contacts a proxy server in order to request an item that exists on your server.
1. Paros
2. Fiddler
3. Ratproxy
4. sslstrip
Rootkit Detectors: This tool is a file and directory integrity checker. It verifies if a file is trustworthy and informs the user if found otherwise.
1. AIDE (Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment)
Firewalls: You obviously know what a Firewall is. These monitor and control the traffic in your network, whether incoming or outgoing. They are essential security tools that are used by the most novice to the most advanced users.
1. Netfilter
2. PF: OpenBSD Packet Filter
Fuzzers: The concept of fuzzing is usually put to use in order to test the security vulnerabilities of computer systems or in the software that runs on them.
1. skipfish
2. Wfuzz
3. Wapiti
4. W3af
Forensics: This refers to tools that are used for computer forensic. They are used in order to find evidence that is existing in computer systems.
1. Sleuth Kit
2. Helix
3. Malteg0
4. Encase
Debuggers: These are tools that are used in order to write exploits, reverse engineer binary files and to analyse malware.
1. GDB
2. Immunity Debugger
Hacking Operating Systems: These are operating systems that have been designed specifically for hackers. These distros are preloaded with tools that a hacker needs etc.
1. Backtrack 5r3
2. Kali Linux
3. SELinux
4. Knoppix
5. BackBox Linux
6. Pentoo
7. Matriux Krypton
8. NodeZero
9. Blackbuntu
10. Samurai Web Testing Framework
11. WEAKERTH4N
12. CAINE (Computer Aided Investigative Environment)
13. Bugtraq
14. DEFT
15. Helix
Other Hacking Tools: There are also other miscellaneous hacking tools that are often used by hackers. They can’t be put into a particular category, but they are still quite useful.
1. Netcat
2. Traceroute
3. Ping.eu
4. Dig
5. cURL
Thank You Guys for showing such a great interest.
Happy Hacking
CodeKill
A couple of days ago CodeKill Group brought you an exhaustive list of 50 hacking tools that are available for free. Now, here are 50 more to take the tally to 100.
Vulnerability Scanners: These are programs that have been designed to asses a computer or network’s vulnerability to attacks. The functionality of these tools varies from one to the other, but they all present a detailed analysis of how vulnerable your system is.
1. Nessus
2. OpenVAS
3. Nipper
4. Secunia PSI
5. Retina
6. QualysGuard
7. Nexpose
Web Vulnerability Scanners: While vulnerability scanners are meant for your system, web vulnerability scanners assess the vulnerability of web applications. The identify the security vulnerabilities that your app may have through various tests.
1. Burp Suite
2. WebScarab
3. Websecurify
4. Nikto
5. w3af
Web Proxies: Proxies were originally created in order to add encapsulation to distributed systems. The client contacts a proxy server in order to request an item that exists on your server.
1. Paros
2. Fiddler
3. Ratproxy
4. sslstrip
Rootkit Detectors: This tool is a file and directory integrity checker. It verifies if a file is trustworthy and informs the user if found otherwise.
1. AIDE (Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment)
Firewalls: You obviously know what a Firewall is. These monitor and control the traffic in your network, whether incoming or outgoing. They are essential security tools that are used by the most novice to the most advanced users.
1. Netfilter
2. PF: OpenBSD Packet Filter
Fuzzers: The concept of fuzzing is usually put to use in order to test the security vulnerabilities of computer systems or in the software that runs on them.
1. skipfish
2. Wfuzz
3. Wapiti
4. W3af
Forensics: This refers to tools that are used for computer forensic. They are used in order to find evidence that is existing in computer systems.
1. Sleuth Kit
2. Helix
3. Malteg0
4. Encase
Debuggers: These are tools that are used in order to write exploits, reverse engineer binary files and to analyse malware.
1. GDB
2. Immunity Debugger
Hacking Operating Systems: These are operating systems that have been designed specifically for hackers. These distros are preloaded with tools that a hacker needs etc.
1. Backtrack 5r3
2. Kali Linux
3. SELinux
4. Knoppix
5. BackBox Linux
6. Pentoo
7. Matriux Krypton
8. NodeZero
9. Blackbuntu
10. Samurai Web Testing Framework
11. WEAKERTH4N
12. CAINE (Computer Aided Investigative Environment)
13. Bugtraq
14. DEFT
15. Helix
Other Hacking Tools: There are also other miscellaneous hacking tools that are often used by hackers. They can’t be put into a particular category, but they are still quite useful.
1. Netcat
2. Traceroute
3. Ping.eu
4. Dig
5. cURL
Thank You Guys for showing such a great interest.
Happy Hacking
CodeKill
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