Tools
Open-source security tools and utilities developed to assist with penetration testing, vulnerability research, and security assessments.
Atlas
Sitein devCollection of penetration testing methodologies, security research notes, proof-of-concept exploits, and custom tools developed for security assessments and vulnerability research.
- ›Pentesting methodologies & workflows
- ›Command syntax & cheat sheets
- ›Research notes and PoC exploits
- ›Offensive techniques & red team tradecraft
LureKit
Toolin devPhishing framework for creating realistic social engineering campaigns, with support for redirectors, payload delivery, interaction tracking, and campaign analysis.
- ›Automated phishing infrastructure deployment
- ›Built-in GoPhish integration for campaigns
- ›Redirector with filtering and cloaking options
- ›Terraform + Ansible for cloud provisioning
pentest-tools
ToolA collection of custom scripts and tools built out of pain and tears to help with day-to-day activities in my current job ranging from extractors to beautifying tool output.
- ›FortiCarve — FortiGate switch config extractor
- ›Yss-Generator — generate ysoserial payloads
- ›DNSBeauty — beautifies dig output
- ›ShellUp — reverse shell syntax helper
GateCrash
Toolin devA custom built vulnerable web application designed for pentesters to practice various 403 bypass techniques found in the wild and during my day job.
- ›Various challenges ranging in difficulty
- ›Mimics real-world application features
- ›Flag submission to track progress
- ›Built from real-world examples
GhostSheet
ToolAn in-house markdown-to-PDF tool for producing clean PDF cheatsheets and technical notes — mainly used for easy, clean notes design for use during exam scenarios.
- ›Dynamic cheat sheet generation via markdown
- ›Customizable PDF template
- ›Supports YAML metadata for title page
- ›Designed to convert Obsidian MD files into PDFs
StrikeLog
ToolAn old in-house pentest report templating tool designed to help gain experience in writing professional grade reports. This was made in my off-time to practice writing reports.
- ›Runs as a web app or from the CLI
- ›Easily add templated findings, saving time
- ›Easily customisable Jinja2 templates
- ›Docker compose support for easy deployment