Offensive Security for Powershell
Ethical hacking tools and resources for penetration testing and red team operations. Task: PowershellExplore 7 curated tools and resources
RELATED TASKS
PINNED
Promoted • 6 tools
Want your tool featured here?
Get maximum visibility with pinned placement
LATEST ADDITIONS
ESC is an interactive .NET SQL console client with enhanced SQL Server discovery and data exfiltration features designed for penetration testing and red team engagements.
ESC is an interactive .NET SQL console client with enhanced SQL Server discovery and data exfiltration features designed for penetration testing and red team engagements.
Weaponize Word documents with PowerShell Empire using the Microsoft DDE exploit.
Weaponize Word documents with PowerShell Empire using the Microsoft DDE exploit.
PowerSploit is a PowerShell-based penetration testing framework containing modules for code execution, injection techniques, persistence, and various offensive security operations.
PowerSploit is a PowerShell-based penetration testing framework containing modules for code execution, injection techniques, persistence, and various offensive security operations.
A repository documenting AppLocker bypass techniques with verified methods, legacy DLL execution approaches, and a PowerShell module for identifying AppLocker weaknesses.
A repository documenting AppLocker bypass techniques with verified methods, legacy DLL execution approaches, and a PowerShell module for identifying AppLocker weaknesses.
Ebowla is a tool for generating payloads in Python, GO, and PowerShell with support for Reflective DLLs.
Ebowla is a tool for generating payloads in Python, GO, and PowerShell with support for Reflective DLLs.
A PowerShell toolkit for penetration testing Microsoft Azure environments, providing discovery, configuration auditing, and post-exploitation capabilities.
A PowerShell toolkit for penetration testing Microsoft Azure environments, providing discovery, configuration auditing, and post-exploitation capabilities.
A blog post about bypassing AppLocker using PowerShell diagnostic scripts
A blog post about bypassing AppLocker using PowerShell diagnostic scripts