Ethical Hacking Tools #kalilinux #hacking #ethicalhacking #hackingtools #ethicalhackingtools

 1. Kali Linux

2. Wireshark

3. Nmap

4. Burp Suite

5. Gophish

6. Aircrack-ng

7. Have I Been Pwned

8. Metasploit Framework

9. Nikto

10. Hack The Box

11. pfSense

12. Cyber Chef

13. Snort

14. Ghidra

15. Deshashed

16. OpenVAS

17. OSSEC

18. SQLMap

19. Remnux

20. Zed Attack Proxy

Tools:-

  1. Information Gathering:

    • Nmap
    • Shodan
    • Maltego
    • TheHarvester
    • Recon-NG
    • Amass
    • Censys
    • OSINT Framework
    • Netlas.io - Netlas.io is designed to gather and analyze publicly available information, making it useful for cybersecurity professionals and ethical hackers.
    • Gobuster
    • Red Hawk - Information Gathering and Vulnerability Analysis.

  2. Password Cracking:

    • John The Ripper
    • Hydra
    • Hashcat
    • OPHCrack
    • Medusa
    • THC-Hydra
    • Cain & Abel

  3. Wireless Hacking:

    • Aircrack-NG
    • Wifite
    • Kismet
    • TCPDump
    • Airsnort
    • Netstumbler
    • Reaver

  4. Software Engineering:

    • GoPhish
    • HiddenEye
    • SocialFish
    • EvilURL
    • Evilginx

  5. Vulnerability Scanning:

    • OpenVAS
    • Nessus
    • AppScan
    • LYNIS
    • Retina
    • Nexpose

  6. Forensics:

    • SleuthKit
    • Autopsy
    • Volatility
    • Guymager
    • Foremost
    • Binwalk
    • Wireshark

  7. Exploitation:

    • Burp Suite
    • Metasploit Framework
    • SQL Map
    • ZAP
    • ExploitDB
    • Core Impact
    • Cobalt Strike

  8. Web Application Assessment:

    • OWASP ZAP
    • Burp Suite
    • Nikto
    • ZAP
    • WPScan
    • Gobuster
    • App Spider
    • freeway - web application security testing
  10. The image lists various **cybersecurity tools** categorized into different areas. Here are the categories and the tools mentioned:

  12. ### Information Gathering & Reconnaissance
  13. - Nmap
  14. - Recon-ng
  15. - theHarvester
  16. - DNSRecon
  17. - Netdiscover
  18. - Unicornscan
  19. - Masscan
  20. - p0f

  22. ### Vulnerability Analysis & Exploitation
  23. - Nikto
  24. - OpenVAS
  25. - Metasploit
  26. - jSQL Injection
  27. - WASP ZAP
  28. - Burp Suite
  29. - SQL Ninja
  30. - sqlmap

  32. ### Forensics & Post-Exploitation
  33. - Autopsy
  34. - Foremost
  35. - Mimikatz
  36. - Powershell Empire
  37. - Shellter
  38. - Powersploit
  39. - memdump

  41. ### Wireless & Network Attacks
  42. - Aircrack-ng
  43. - Kismet
  44. - Reaver
  45. - Wireshark
  46. - Ettercap
  47. - PixieWPS
  48. - Wifite
  49. - Netcat

  51. ### Password & Hash Attacks
  52. - Hydra
  53. - Rainbowcrack
  54. - John the Ripper
  55. - Crunch
  56. - Hashcat
  57. - Medusa
  58. - Patator
  59. - CeWL

  61. ### Reverse Engineering & Malware Analysis
  62. - Ghidra
  63. - Radare2
  64. - 0llyDbg
  65. - DynamoRIO
  66. - Cuckoo Sandbox
  67. - Volatility
  68. - Binwalk
  69. - gdb

  71. These tools are essential for various aspects of cybersecurity, including penetration testing, forensics, and malware analysis.

  73. The image lists **top cybersecurity tools** along with brief descriptions. Here are the tools mentioned:

  75. ### Top Cybersecurity Tools:

  77. 1. **OpenVAS**  
  78.    - Vulnerabilities scanner; can scan a target or a network with more than 4000 tests.

  80. 2. **SQLMap**  
  81.    - Database exploitation tool; automates SQL injection and database takeover.

  83. 3. **Aircrack-ng**  
  84.    - WiFi network security tool; can recover WEP/WPA keys and monitor wireless networks.

  86. 4. **OpenSSH**  
  87.    - Tool for remote login and SSH tunneling.

  89. 5. **Nessus**  
  90.    - Vulnerabilities scanner; database updated daily.

  92. 6. **Wireshark**  
  93.    - Packet analyzer; provides detailed information about network traffic.

  95. 7. **Metasploit Packets Analyzer**  
  96.    - Exploitation tool; frequently updated with a community-free version.

  98. 8. **John the Ripper**  
  99.    - Password cracker; can crack various types of encrypted passwords.

  101. 9. **Nmap**  
  102.    - Security scanner; identifies devices on a network and their open ports.

  104. 10. **VirusTotal**  
  105.     - Scans files and URLs for viruses, malware, and other threats.

  107. 11. **Hybrid Analysis**  
  108.     - Malware detection method combining static and dynamic analysis techniques.

  110. 12. **Suricata**  
  111.     - Open-source network security tool for real-time threat detection.

  113. 13. **Kali Linux**  
  114.     - Debian-based operating system designed for cybersecurity and penetration testing.

  116. 14. **ClamAV**  
  117.     - Open-source antivirus software for detecting malware and other threats.

  119. 15. **MISP**  
  120.     - Open-source platform for sharing and analyzing cybersecurity threat intelligence.

  122. These tools are essential for various aspects of cybersecurity, including penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and malware analysis.

CyberSecurity Tools:-
1. **Operating System**: Kali Linux
2. **Email Security**: Deshashed
3. **Training**: Hack The Box
4. **Intrusion Detection System**: Snort
5. **Firewall/Router**: pfSense
6. **Debugging**: Ghidra

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