collection of verified Linux kernel exploits
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collection of verified Linux kernel exploits
Extension for GDB
AutoIt HackTool, Shortcuts .lnk Payloads Generator As LNK-KISSER.
PE Binary Shellcode Injector - Automated code cave discovery, shellcode injection, ASLR bypass, x86/x64 compatible
Toolkit for manual buffer exploitation, which features a basic network socket fuzzer, offset pattern generator and detector, bad character identifier, shellcode carver, and a vanilla EIP exploiter
Anyform is a lightweight form brute-forcing tool.
dDumper is a Drupal Vulnerability Scanner & an Auto Exploiter.
Shellcode / Buffer Overflow 💣
Python - Metasploit-Framework Database Management
Exploit toolkit for old ip cameras. Inspired by Black Hat 2013 - Exploiting Network Surveillance Cameras Like a Hollywood Hacker
Exploit development targets vulnerabilities using tools like exploitation frameworks. CVE databases list risks, while CVE-2025-44228 is an example of a flaw. AnyDesk exploits highlight security gaps.
remote exploits, just run, with dorks, and everything
In the hushed galleries of the Silent JPG Exploit, a symphony shrouded in enigma unfurls—an opus named silent-jpg-exploit-2018—a title that reverberates through the annals of intrigue.
A meticulous scrutiny of the Exploit PDFs innards exposes a network of malevolence, unveiling both the nefarious hyperlink and the URL that precipitates
URL Contamination Exploit Muted Java Drive-By downloads can transpire during the act of perusing a website, inaugurating an electronic mail communication.
Ephemeral discourse is embodied by the likes of Messenger Sessions, the digital portraits of Accounts, and the enigmatic Token
The WinRAR Exploit Builder is a C# project designed to create an exploit targeting a vulnerability in WinRAR.
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