1. Pen Testing Tools.
2. PDF Kit.
3. General Tools.
4. Wordlister.
Pen Testing Tools.
- HLPR.
You give it your IP and the Target's IP, and it will give you a text file with Kali/Parrot commands with the IPs already injected.
Common commands for Nmap, GoBuster, KiteRunner, ect.
- B64.
A local Base64 Encoder / Decoder.
- URL Checker.
You can give it a single URL, or a text file of URLs.
It would check if they are "Up" (200), and if they are SSL enabled or not.
When you use the "text file of URLs", it will give you back 2 text files:
One for the active SSL enabled sites.
One for the active SSL disabled sites.
- Port Scanner.
A very basic port scanning tool, using the python-nmap library.
This gives you two options:
Scan all the ports.
Scan a specific range.
Full Disclosure:
This tool is a bit slow, I used Mr. David Bombal's code as the catalyst for this.
Hopefully in future versions I would be able to make it faster with a bit more features.
PDF Kit.
- Text Extractor.
You give it a PDF, it will extract the information and give it to you in a text file.
Currently it only works with English (ASCII) PDFs.
I'm hoping to develop this to work with other (Unicode) based languages.
- Password Remover.
If you have a password protected PDF and it's password.
This tool will create a non-password protected copy of the PDF for you.
General Tools.
- CHMODER.
To help you figure out the "CHMOD" code for a file.
Through simple choices, it asks you the permissions you want each section of a file needs.
And at the end it gives you the numeric code, and shows you what file permission would look like.
- DE-1337-ER.
Helps you convert "L33t Sp34k" to normal text, and vice versa.
- Note Maker.
A quick way to create a note for a CTF, to help you organize.
It will ask you for the name of the CTF, the URL, and how many flags are in your challenge.
Based on that, it will give you a text file with the name and url of your CTF on the top of the page.
And pre-separated sections for the number of flags you mentioned.
I found this to be helpful when I'm working on CTFs that would take me longer then one session to complete.
A good way to keep the information of the challenge, and thoughts organized.
Wordlister.
This tool accepts text files or PDFs, it would extract the text and provide you with a worldlist in a text file.
It will have no duplicate words, no numbers, and no special characters.
This a simple and quick way to create custom wordlists for your projects.