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Offensive Docker

An image with commonly used tools for creating a pentest environment easily and quickly, with detailed instructions for launching in a VPS.

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Offensive Docker Description

Offensive Docker is an image with the most commonly used tools for creating a pentest environment easily and quickly. It includes a variety of tools for port scanning, recon, subdomain takeover, DNS lookups, screenshot, crawling, directory search, fuzzing, web scanning, CMS search, JS analysis, wordlists, Git repository scanning, mobile testing, brute force, cracking, OS enumeration, exploits, Windows reverse shell, forensic analysis, custom functions, reporting tools, and more. It also provides detailed instructions on how to launch it in a VPS on Google Cloud Platform or Digital Ocean.

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Offensive Docker is An image with commonly used tools for creating a pentest environment easily and quickly, with detailed instructions for launching in a VPS.. It is a Vulnerability Management solution designed to help security teams with Port Scanning, Fuzzing, Brute Force.

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