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Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures by FreeZeroDays, 2021/2025 My big mess of offensive security notes and miscellaneous resources. In similar fashion to other resources of this nature, all commands documented have been manually verified as working and l33t at the time of documentation. This was inspired by both snovvcrash and sneakerhax's offensive note collections. I highly recommend checking them out if you're looking for additional resources! GitHub #pentest

Custom script (python) for easy, basic pattern, low difficult automated penetration test, w2hack, 2020/2025 This project is a Python-based automated penetration testing tool designed to streamline the process of assessing the security of a target system. The script performs various tasks, including (1) information gathering, (2) reconnaissance, (3) discovery and scanning, (4) vulnerability assessment, (5) exploitation if possible, and final (6) analysis (reporting). It integrates multiple tools to automate the scanning and testing process, making it easier for security professionals to identify and exploit vulnerabilities. Features ✅ Update CVE Database: Fetches the latest Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) from an API for use in vulnerability assessment. ✅ Information Gathering: Collects basic information about the target using tools like whois, nslookup, dig, etc. ✅ Reconnaissance: Uses nmap and nikto (optional) to discover services and potential vulnerabilities. ✅ Discovery and Scanning: Performs a full port scan using nmap and a directory brute-force attack using dirb. ✅ Vulnerability Assessment: Evaluates the target against known CVEs using nmap scripts and performs an OWASP ZAP scan (web app only). ✅ Exploitation: Attempts to exploit discovered vulnerabilities using msfconsole and brute-force attacks with hydra. ✅ Final Analysis and Review: Reviews the collected data, analyzes open ports and services, and summarizes the findings. ✅ Report: Compiles the results into a comprehensive report for further analysis (auto coloring, etc). Requirements

Python 3.x + requests library
BeautifulSoup4 library
subprocess library

❗️Various external tools like whois, nslookup, dig, fierce, nmap, nikto, dirb, msfconsole, hydra, and zap-cli (w3af) should be installed before run the script ❗️

# Installation
Clone this repository \ unpack the tar

git clone https://github.com/D3One/Automated-Penetration-Testing-Script_v1.git
cd automated-penetration-testing_v1

# Install the required Python libraries:

sudo pip install -r requirements.txt

# Ensure that all the external tools (whois, nmap, etc.) are installed and accessible in your system's PATH.

sudo apt-get install whois dnsutils fierce nmap nikto dirb hydra zaproxy

# Usage
Run the script:

python scanner.py

Enter the target IP address or domain when prompted.

enjoy it! :)

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Парни, вы заметили, что известные персоны в кибербезе, те кто в конце 2000-х и на протяжение 2010-х топили вверх по карьерной лестнице, бились в CTF, выступали на эвентах, работали в компаниях с узноваемым брендом, пушили свои тулзы на GitHub, грабили проф сертификаты, мутили свое комьюнити, райтили блоги, двигали собственные проекты, те кто стал rock star, unicorn кибербеза сейчас либо (1) открыли свой бизнес РФ/Мир либо (2) заняли топ менеджерские кресла в РФ компаниях либо (3) иммигрировали в UK/UAE/USA, где спецы в БигТехе либо (4) сменили роли на ИТ либо другие направления. В паблике очень много новичков, джунов, тех кто только в начале или где-то ближе к середине своего карьерного пути. Учат, админят, пушат, кодят, лабы гоняют, нагибают hr на работу получше. А кто-нибудь думал какой финал? К чему идем? Есть ли видение своего трибьюта? Что будем делать через 5, 7 или 10 лет? А может знаете кто так сейчас и топит как 10 лет назад бнз изменений? #talk

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Как стать программистом с нуля, Александр Ваньков, 2020 Книга в простой форме отвечает на вопрос: как стать разработчиком ПО, не имея для этого навыков и соответствующего образования? Сегодня много книг повествует об обучении конкретному языку программирования или технологии, но здесь читатель найдет такое руководство, которое объясняет, что именно делать, чтобы стать IT-специалистом (прежде всего разработчиком) с нуля на любом из языков программирования. Книга не является справочником по конкретному языку программирования, это не учебник по алгоритмам, это книга о методах и инструментах перехода к IT-профессии. #book #newbie

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