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urlF
by Boopath1
My script stands out by preserving the structure of duplicate URLs and handling complex query parameters, unlike standard tools that only filter alphabetically or deduplicate.
scrcpy
by Genymobile
Display and control your Android device
IWA-Java
by fortify
Insecure Web + API application with example Fortify integrations into many DevSecOps and CICD platforms
IWA-DotNet
by fortify
Insecure Web Application - .NET version
damn-vulnerable-MCP-server
by harishsg993010
Damn Vulnerable MCP Server
apk-components-inspector
by thecybersandeep
A lightweight Python-based tool to extract and enumerate exported Android components (activities, services, receivers, providers), parse real intent extras from Smali code, and automatically generate practical ADB commands for pentesting. GitHub Stats: - Stars: 17 - Forks: 3 - Issues: 0 - Contributors: 1 - Updated: 2025-06-03
honggfuzz
by google
Security oriented software fuzzer. Supports evolutionary, feedback-driven fuzzing based on code coverage (SW and HW based)
DonPAPI
by login-securite
Dumping DPAPI credz remotely
SharpRBCD
by Kryp7os
An executable that simplifies adding the msds-AllowedToActOnBehalfOfOtherIdentity attribute for RBCD
Deobfuscate-android-app
by In3tinct
LLM tool to find any potential vulnerabilities in android apps and deobfuscate android app code.
Snapdroid
by dr34mhacks
Android Snapshot and recording tool
ipsourcebypass
by p0dalirius
This Python script can be used to bypass IP source restrictions using HTTP headers.
filter-shell
by tuckerweibell
Interactive CLI tool for exploiting LFI via PHP filter chaining — a wrapper around Synacktiv’s php_filter_chain_generator.
InterceptSuite
by Anof-cyber
A powerful SOCKS5 proxy based network traffic interception tool for Windows that enables TLS/SSL inspection, analysis, and manipulation at the network level.
Lodestar-Forge
by c0nf1den71al
Easy to use, open-source infrastructure management platform, crafted specifically for red team engagements.
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