Hacking-Tools

Why we included this project

This is less a tool you install than a field guide to the offensive-security ecosystem. It collects resources across the actual phases of a penetration test, from port scanning and subdomain enumeration through phishing, SQL injection, XSS, password attacks, and wireless tooling, so you can jump straight to the tool class you need for a given stage of an engagement. The malware-analysis section is similarly practical, gathering sample collections, decoders, disassemblers, memory-forensics utilities, and threat-intelligence feeds for anyone who needs to examine a suspicious binary in an isolated lab without assembling a reference list by hand. A README warning stresses authorized, lab-only use, and the project positions itself for research and education. Treat it as a discovery layer: browse to find candidates, then track down the original upstream project when you are ready to actually deploy.