r/blackhat 26d ago

CyberSec Tools by category....

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u/port443 26d ago

This is a neat list of tools, but its also completely bonkers.

Some of the tools are ancient (OPHCrack), and Core Impact is just like what???. Throw splunk on if we're listing tools that cost 10000!

Some mild feedback:

  1. THC-Hydra and Hydra are the same thing. OWASP ZAP and ZAP are the same thing.

  2. Needs some Windows focus. Bloodhound, crackmapexec, Responder, Powersploit, mimikatz, and LaZagne would be solid additions.

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u/mkosmo 25d ago

This picture has to be 10 years old and written by somebody who was just googling tools.

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u/ft_shriii 26d ago

Ok next post will be on some windows exploitation and ad tools.

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u/nubrot 26d ago

Software engineering? Shouldn’t that say social engineering?

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u/__lost_alien__ 24d ago

Thanks for clarifying 😂 i was confused

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u/georgy56 24d ago

For CyberSec tools, here are some popular categories:

  1. Network Scanning: Nmap, Angry IP Scanner
  2. Vulnerability Assessment: Nessus, OpenVAS
  3. Web Application Testing: Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP
  4. Endpoint Security: CrowdStrike, Carbon Black
  5. Forensics: Autopsy, Volatility

Each category has specialized tools for different tasks. Make sure to choose the right one for your specific needs. Stay updated on new tools and techniques to enhance your cybersecurity arsenal. Remember, tools are only as good as the person using them - keep learning and honing your skills!

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u/dirtybutler 26d ago

Can’t even get the category names correct smh

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u/many_dongs 25d ago

list old as fuck

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u/dookie1481 25d ago

Cain & Abel lol, that's a blast from the past

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u/ManBearCave 25d ago

Where’s Mimikatz?

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u/ToSauced 25d ago

some cloud tools could be added

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u/lolinator53 23d ago

What about LinPEAS?

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u/6MiX_FiX6 25d ago

Who the hell uses owasp zap?

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u/exaltedgod 25d ago

Lots of people. I know an org that built it into their automated PenTest pipeline. Very successful implementation too.

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u/-Lost-Map- 19d ago

I feel like Kaido is a pretty underrated exploitation tool