Free Network and Geo Analysis Tools

The HackStarter Kit is a collection of tools, guides, and insights to help beginners explore cybersecurity. It covers WiFi deauthentication, BLE manipulation, RF analysis, and more, while helping a...

The HackStarter Kit is a collection of tools, guides, and insights to help beginners explore cybersecurity. It covers WiFi deauthentication, BLE manipulation, RF analysis, and more, while helping a...

This video training series will dive into what is Trace Labs, how to be a successful contestant, and how to contribute to our mission as a volunteer judge.

Kismet Packages # You can get packages for the latest Kismet code for many distributions from the Kismet package repositories. Kismet 2023-07-R2 # The latest stable Kismet release is 2023-07-R2 Very small fix to address html/js injection via device name. The main device list was missing the HTML sanitization pass; this fix addresses that but is otherwise identical to 2023-07-R1. Major work continues in the git/nightly tree, with a huge new release on the horizon.

Bluetooth Low Energy HackMe is is a free, open source tool: hands-on practical introduction to BLE security - without the need of any special hardware. Application simulates various BLE devices using your laptop's built-in Bluetooth adapter. You can actively learn by solving practical hacking challenges using nothing more than just a phone.

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Amplify network visibility from multiple POV of other hosts - zeronetworks/cornershot

ONgDB is an open source, high performance, enterprise-ready native graph store with clustering, ACID transactions and graph query language ✔️ Always Free to Use

BlueHound - pinpoint the security issues that actually matter - zeronetworks/BlueHound

Chrome-extension implant that turns victim Chrome browsers into fully-functional HTTP proxies, allowing you to browse sites as your victims. - mandatoryprogrammer/CursedChrome

A script that monitors and extracts requested URLs and clients connected to the service by exploiting publicly accessible Apache server-status instances. - mazen160/server-status_PWN

Secrets Patterns DB: The largest open-source Database for detecting secrets, API keys, passwords, tokens, and more. - mazen160/secrets-patterns-db

Practical guide to RFID hacking for penetration testers. Investigates the latest attack tools and techniques available for stealing and using RFID proximity badge information to gain unauthorized a…

Introduction The RFID Range Extender is a unique passive antenna system built for a variety of use-cases. Boosting the range of unstable / under-performing antennas (up to 7cm) Physically displacing the reading zone of a device (up to 50cm) No wiring or soldering required, and compatible with all RFID systems - simple place the host antenna next to the host device, and its RFID field is amplified and transferred to the client antenna. Each antenna comes with 3M double-sided tape for easy permanent attachment.Available with a 30cm or 50cm cable.Compatible with all 13.56MHz RFID systems. Functionality in a glance Below is a non-exhaustive list of the RFID Range Extender Features Boost weak antennas Boost weak / unstable RFID fields.Boost reading range up to 7cm. Displace reading zones Physically displace reading zones.Available in 30cm or 50cm varieties. No power, no solder Completely passive. Place antennas next to host and target tag. Detailed functionality Featuring a pair of tuned antennas coupled with a premium low-loss coax cable, the RFID Range Extender has applications across multiple industries: Pen Testing: The slim-profile (0.8mm) antennas can be easily hidden, allowing for discrete reading / sniffing of target tags. The antennas can be placed behind / on top of existing readers to sniff legitimate badge scans Industrial: Boost the reading range of devices with underpowered embedded readers / antennas Protect devices by keeping them in a more practical / safe / clean environment, and only exposing the reading element. Practical: Social-distance aware reading: allow clients to scan badges without approaching or touching the host device Create a physically separated "reading zone" for devices with sensitive antennas, such as mobile phones Technical Specifications Size Host Antenna: 35 x 35mm Reader Antenna: 40 x 50mm Reading Range 30cm version: Up to 7cm (tested with ISO card + mobile phone reader) 50cm version: Up to 5cm (tested with ISO card + mobile phone reader) Power Supply: No external supply required. What's included 1x RFID Range Extender RFID Range Extender: Product Demonstration

Fingertip is an experimental open source resolver for truly decentralized names.

A Lightweight VPN Built on top of IPFS + Libp2p for Truly Distributed Networks (fork) - hyprspace/hyprspace

Set up a decentralized web3 app by running one command. - alexbakers/create-ipfs-app

Community list of awesome projects, apps, tools, pinning services and more related to IPFS. - ipfs/awesome-ipfs

Mintter: an app for knowledge communities. Powered by the Hypermedia protocol. - seed-hypermedia/mintter

Peer to Peer decentral Web Site hosting at your fingertips! Send full featured HTML (incl. CSS, JS) sites from your browser and attach files eg. videos, audios, images, etc. - Weedshaker/PeerWebSite

How To Mechatronics is an education website where you can find alot of Mechatronics Tutorials, Tips and Tricks , Download Files, Source Codes and much more.

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Repository for the KEYVILBOARD modules