Penetration Testing for Open Source
Penetration Testing tools for Open Source: the Penetration Testing options most relevant when Open Source is the priority, compared side by side so you can shortlist faster. Filter by pricing or specialization. Independent and vendor-neutral: our scores and rankings are earned, never bought — sponsored placement is always labeled.
We cover 13 cybersecurity tools
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Pen test management and reporting platform for manual assessments
Open-source platform for pentest reporting and security team collaboration
An open-source attack surface management platform for identifying and managing vulnerabilities
A collection of CLI tools and API utilities for searching and filtering GitHub repositories by various criteria including keywords, users, organizations, and repository attributes.
WeirdAAL is an open-source framework that provides tools and libraries for simulating attacks and testing security vulnerabilities in AWS environments.
A tool that simplifies the installation of tools and configuration for Kali Linux
FuzzDB is an open-source dictionary of attack patterns and predictable resource locations for dynamic application security testing and vulnerability discovery.
A virtual host scanner with the ability to detect catch-all scenarios, aliases, and dynamic default pages, presented at SecTalks BNE in September 2017.
NoSQLMap is an open source Python tool that automates NoSQL injection attacks and exploits configuration weaknesses in NoSQL databases to disclose or clone data.
Fridump is an open source memory dumping tool that uses the Frida framework to extract accessible memory addresses from iOS, Android, and Windows applications for security testing and analysis.
A command line steganography tool that uses LSB technique to hide files within images without visible alteration.
