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mutillidae

OWASP Mutillidae II is a free, open-source, deliberately vulnerable web application providing a target for web-security training. This is an easy-to-use web hacking environment designed for labs, security enthusiasts, classrooms, CTF, and vulnerability assessment tool targets.

mutillidae-docker

OWASP Mutillidae II is a free, open-source, deliberately vulnerable web application providing a target for web-security enthusiasts.

byepass

ByePass automates a large number of password cracking tasks using optimized dictionaries and mangling rules

gcp-audit

GCP Audit checks projects in Google Cloud for compliance with CIS Benchmarks

mutillidae-dockerhub

OWASP Mutillidae II is a free, open-source, deliberately vulnerable web application providing a target for web-security enthusiasts.

pihole-automation

Scripts to automate maintenance of Pi-Hole DNS server

cryptography

Sampling of simple cipher systems to aid in understanding

pen-testing-scripts

Small scripts to help with specific tasks

spider-web

escalator

Privileges esclation and security audit scripts

mutillidae-terraform

octagon-automation

Tools to build Mutillidae II CTF environment

samuraiwtf

The main SamuraiWTF collaborative distro repo.

dolphin

Automated common tasks with Rapid7 Open Data API

dragonfly

A web-based application designed to collect metrics to help measure browser privacy impact

eagle-eye

Python client for Expanse Expander API

web-application-fuzzing-values

Web Application Fuzzing Values

www-project-juice-shop

OWASP Foundation Web Respository

www-project-mutillidae-ii

OWASP Foundation Web Respository

www-project-zap

OWASP Zed Attack Proxy project landing page.

azure-audit

A collection of bash scripts to audit aspects of Azure Cloud

dragonfly-docker

Code to containerize the Dragonfly PHP application

dragonfly-dockerhub

Code to publish containers for the Dragonfly PHP project

dragonfly-terraform

Code to build a hosting environment to run the Dragonfly PHP project containers

hawkscan-action

🦅 Run a StackHawk scan in GitHub Actions