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Hackers & Cyber Security Tools

Hacking/PenTesting OS: Consist of Hacking or Penetration Testing Environments.

Hacking Tools: Consists of Tools that Most Hackers

Cyber Security Tools: Consist of Software that most Cyber Security Specialist use

Add-on Security: Consist of Hardware Security Keys and 2-Factor Authenticator Apps

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Kali Linux

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Kali Linux is a Security Distribution of Linux specifically designed for digital forensics and penetration testing. It is one of the best hacking OS which has over 600 preinstalled penetration-testing applications (cyber-attack performs against computer vulnerability). This OS can be run on Windows as well as Mac OS.

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BlackArch Linux

BlackArch is a free Linux based platform that contains a wide range of tools for automation, mobile, networking, etc. It is an open-source Operating System that is specially created for security researchers and penetration testers. You can install it individually or in a group.

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Tails

Tails is a portable operating system
that protects against
surveillance and censorship. includes a selection of applications to work on sensitive documents and communicate securely. Everything in Tails is ready-to-use and has safe defaults.

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HackTheBox

Hack The Box is a leading gamified cybersecurity upskilling, certification, and talent assessment software platform enabling individuals, businesses, government institutions, and universities to sharpen their offensive and defensive security expertise.

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OWASP Samurai WTF

Samurai Web Testing Framework is a virtual machine that is supported on VMWare (cloud computing software) VirtualBox (virtualization product). This live Linux environment is configured to perform web pen-testing. It contains various tools for attacking websites.

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Parrot

Parrot OS is a platform for hacking. It has an easy to use editor for software development. This platform enables you to surf the web privately and securely. Hackers can use Parrot OS to perform vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, computer forensics, and more.

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BackBox

BackBox is an Ubuntu based open-source Operating System that offers a penetration test and security assessment facility. This system also provides a network analysis toolkit for security in the IT environment. It contains a toolkit that is needed for ethical hacking.

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Fedora Security Lab

Fedora Security environment enables you to work on security auditing, forensics, and hacking. It comes with a clean and fast desktop environment. This OS contains essential networking tools like Wireshark, Medusa, Sqlninja, Yersinia, and more. Fedora Security environment makes pen-testing and security testing simple.

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Dracos Linux

Draco is a simple and lightweight desktop environment. While small still features XDG integration, freedesktop services and integration, power and storage management, desktop, panels, multi-monitor support and much more. Draco does not include any user applications.

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DemonLinux

DemonLinux is a Linux distribution that is used for hacking. It has a lightweight desktop environment. This platform comes with a dark theme and a user-friendly user interface. DemonLinux helps you to search or open anything by pressing just one key.

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ArchStrike

ArchStrike is an OS that can be used for security professionals and researchers. It follows Arch Linux OS standards to maintain packages properly. This environment can be used for pen testing and security layer. You can easily install or remove it without any problem.

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CAINE

CAINE is an Ubuntu-based app that offers a complete forensic environment that provides a graphical interface. This operating system can be integrated into existing software tools as a module. It is one of the best operating system for hacking that automatically extracts a timeline from RAM.

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Nmap

It is a free and open-source tool that's used for network discovery and security auditing. Nmap is a powerful tool because it is often used to scan vast networks having thousands of machines. It's a command-line tool. Nmap suite additionally includes a complicated GUI that's referred to as "ZenMap". It supports a large variety of OS that is:

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Metasploit

It is essentially a Security Assessment and Penetration Testing tool. Metasploit is often used to launch an attack on alternative systems with it. It uses a vulnerable system on that security testing may be conducted to use the failings within the system.

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WireShark

Wireshark is the world's foremost network protocol analyzer. It lets you see what's happening on your network at a microscopic level. It is the de facto (and often de jure) standard across many industries and educational institutions.

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John the Ripper

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JTR is free and open-source software that's wide employed by hackers for password cracking. It uses the varied cryptanalytics attacks like "Dictionary Attack" and "Brute-Force Attack". It additionally comes with the business version moreover, i.e., "John the Ripper Professional." It's a lot of accessible versions providing a lot of practicality in password cracking at the enterprise level.

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BurpSuite

It is an integrated platform that's used for activity a check on net application security. It provides a large variety of tools that are used from initial mapping to exploiting the applications' vulnerabilities. Once the issues are detected, hackers will use it to break into the security of the system.

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Angry IP Scanner

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It is one of the quickest IP addresses and port scanner. By exploitation, this hacker will gather data concerning open ports within the target system. It pings every IP address within the target system to see whether it's active or not. Further, it resolves the hostnames and determines the MAC address.

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Nikto

It is a web-server assessment tool. It is an open-source platform that performs tests against web servers to seek multiple vulnerable files, misconfigurations, out-of-date servers, and programs on its web server. It depends on HTTP response to seeing whether or not a page or script exists on the target.

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Social Engineering ToolKit (SET)

The Social-Engineer Toolkit (SET) was created and written by Dave Kennedy, the founder of TrustedSec. It is an open-source Python-driven tool aimed at penetration testing around Social-Engineering.

It has been presented at large-scale conferences including Blackhat, DerbyCon, Defcon, and ShmooCon. With over two million downloads, it is the standard for social-engineering penetration tests and is supported heavily within the security community.

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Fluxion

Fluxion is a Wi-Fi analyzer specializing in MITM WPA attacks and lets you scan wireless networks. Pen testers use Fluxion to search for security flaws in corporate and personal networks. However, unlike similar Wi-Fi cracking tools, Fluxion does not launch time-consuming brute force cracking attempts.

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SQL Map

SQL injection is the process of manipulating the SQL database of a web application into revealing or altering its values. This is partly possible because to extract values from SQL databases, you have to run queries on tables. If there are no countermeasures enacted against this, it becomes quite easy for the attacker to be able to inject malicious queries into your database.

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SQL Injection

sqlmap is one such tool that helps in performing SQL injection attacks. It is an open-source penetration testing tool that is used to detect the presence of vulnerabilities to SQL injection attacks. It also has support for a vast array of SQL-based databases. It supports deconstructing password hashes through dictionary attacks.

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AirCrack-ng

Aircrack-ng is a decryption software that aims to assess the network security of a Wi-Fi network by evaluating the vulnerabilities of the passwords that are used to secure it. Passwords with low-to-medium complexity can easily be cracked via this software or Linux utility.

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YubiKey

is a small USB and NFC security key securing access to any number of IT systems and online services. To protect secrets on servers, we also created the YubiHSM, the world’s smallest hardware security module. For easy integration with any IT system, we offer developers open source servers, support and hosted validation services.

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Thetis Fido U2F Security

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FIDO2 enables users to leverage common devices to easily authenticate to online services in both mobile and desktop environments.
The FIDO2 specifications are the World Wide Web Consortium’s (W3C) Web Authentication (WebAuthn) specification and FIDO Alliance’s corresponding Client-to-Authenticator Protocol (CTAP).

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WireShark

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The Kensington key supports many protocols and works well with cloud-based accounts like Dropbox, GitHub, Facebook, Google, and more. On the flip side, it lacks NFC support and compatibility with macOS and Chrome OS.It also uses a uses biometric technology with 360-degree readability and anti-spoofing protection

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Google Titan Security Key

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Google's version of a physical security key for newcomers who want to protect their accounts with multi-factor authentication. It offers USB-C and NFC support, so you can be sure it will work with just about any device. Google's Titan key doesn't support biometrics, unlike the Kensington VeriMark key or YubiKeys. But thanks to this, the Titan doesn't need any set-up.

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BurpSuite

CryptoTrust OnlyKey has some unique features that its competitors lack. Starting with the design, OnlyKey offers an onboard keypad designed to bypass keyloggers. Protect your passwords with an additional PIN, which makes OnlyKey a proper multi-factor authentication device. It also includes a password manager and other features like self-destruct and encrypted backup.

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Passkeys

Passkeys is Apple's version of the security key to ensure a fast and secure authentication method. This new authentication technology relies on Touch ID and Face ID to authenticate users without having to enter a password. While this feature doesn't involve a USB stick, it relies on your device to authenticate.

How setup Passkey

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2FAS

an open-source project that adheres to the values of transparency, privacy and security. The 2FAS app is designed to meet everyone's needs while remaining free, accessible and easy to use. Account hijacking leads to breaches of personal data, leaks of valuable and sensitive information, social media impersonation, and results in billions of dollars in damage each year.

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Authy

Authy combines all the elements we want to see in a 2FA app under one roof. It’s totally free, automatically syncs across your devices and it works without an internet connection. It’s also very easy to use, with widget support on Android and support for the Apple Watch. If you’re looking for a 2FA app that does it all, Authy is for you. Security is excellent, too. Authy supports encrypted backups for free, allowing you to store your account data in the cloud and sync it across your devices.

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Google Authenticator App

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Google Authenticator is the app that started it all, and it still works well to this day. The app generates tokens on your device without an internet connection. Plus, it’s easy to link accounts through a QR code and nearly all websites that accept TOTP-based apps support Google Authenticator explicitly. It’s the baseline.

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Microsoft Authenticator

Microsoft Authenticator is a deceptively simple app. It supports every service that supports TOTPs, automatically generating codes on your device with or without an internet connection. There’s a little more going on under the hood, though. The app supports passwordless authentication for Microsoft apps, including OneDrive and Office 365. You can approve your login using your phone’s fingerprint scanner, a face scan or any other way you can prove that you are who you say you are on your device.

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Cain & Abel

Cain and Abel are one the oldest and best Cyber Security tools that help in identifying the weaknesses in Windows and password recovery. It allows Cyber Security experts to find vulnerabilities in the password security of various systems that run on Windows. its ability to keep a record of VoIP communications and analyze routing protocols to figure out if the routed data packets can get compromised.

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KisMAC

KisMAC is specifically created for providing wireless network security in MAC operating systems. This network-defined tool has numerous high-end features that are geared to be used by experts in the field, so it may not be the best choice of tool for freshers and entry-level security professionals.

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Wireshark

Wireshark is the world's foremost network protocol analyzer. It lets you see what's happening on your network at a microscopic level. It is the de facto (and often de jure) standard across many industries and educational institutions.

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Splunk

Splunk is an innovative technology which searches and indexes log files and helps organizations derive insights from the data. A main benefit of Splunk is that it uses indexes to store data, and so does not require a separate database to store its information. Splunk is used for monitoring and searching through big data. It indexes and correlates information in a container that makes it searchable, and makes it possible to generate alerts, reports and visualizations. It can recognize data patterns, create metrics and help diagnose problems,

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Nessus Professional

its free vulnerability scanner that helps in finding possible threats and exploits. Besides, one of its main benefits is that its database is regularly updated with the new and updated threat data, allowing it to contain the latest details regarding the vulnerabilities found on the network.

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Nextpose

Nexpose offers real-time functionalities to security professionals to scan and manage weaknesses in on-premises systems. It allows experts to find weaknesses in the systems and use that knowledge to identify and minimize the possible attacks. It refreshes its database regularly so that it can adapt to various types of threat environments in software and data, ensuring that the tool has the latest threat data.

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Nagios

Nagios allows security professionals to efficiently monitor various networks, such as NNTP, POP3, SMTP, HTTP, ICMP, and more. Moreover, it monitors the connected systems and hosts in real time. As soon as it detects a security issue or intrusion in the network, it sends out an alert to users to warn them of the same.

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KeePass

KeePass is a free open source password manager, which helps you to manage your passwords in a secure way. You can store all your passwords in one database, which is locked with a master key. So you only have to remember one single master key to unlock the whole database. Database files are encrypted using the best and most secure encryption algorithms currently known (AES-256, ChaCha20 and Twofish).

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POf

POf allows Cyber Security professionals to perform a range of functionalities, such as building name lookups, assorted queries, probes, etc. Its quick and lightweight nature has made it popular among Cyber Security specialists with advanced skills, but not among beginners as they may find it difficult to learn and use the tool.

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Paros Proxy

Paros Proxy is a Java-based security tool comprising a set of useful tools that allow experts to perform several security tests that lead to the discovery of various vulnerabilities in the web. Web spiders, vulnerability scanners, and the traffic recorded to retain real-time network activities are some of the significant tools available in Paros Proxy. Moreover, it enables experts to identify network intrusions.

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ForcePoint

This tool helps Network Admins to detect malicious acts in a network easily, giving them enough time to take necessary actions to prevent them. This is one of the significant benefits of Forcepoint over other tools as they are designed to track the problems so that users can apply the required techniques to fix them later. One of its significant functionalities in the cloud is that it warns or blocks cloud servers that pose security risks to the systems.

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NetStumbler

NetStumbler runs on the Windows operating system. It enables IT and Cyber Security experts to recognize open network ports and is extremely useful for the purpose of wardriving. Since it is specifically designed to run on Windows, it has no allocation for source codes. While looking for open-source network ports, it uses WAP-seeking methods unlike other tools in Cyber Security.

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