Overview
Hunter is a penetration testing framework designed for ethical hackers to use in their security assessments. It provides an easy-to-use suite of tools that can be leveraged for various penetration testing tasks. Currently, Hunter includes a range of tools focused on network scanning, password cracking, and vulnerability assessments.
The framework is geared towards those who are new to penetration testing, offering an approachable interface to perform basic security tests. Although simple to use, it is also highly customizable and can be expanded with additional tools in the future.
Key Features
Port Scanner: A tool to scan remote hosts for open ports, helping to identify potential vulnerabilities.
SSH Bruteforce: Allows users to test the strength of SSH login credentials by brute forcing through a list of common passwords.
Backdoor Manager: A tool to create and manage backdoors for testing compromised systems, useful for post-exploitation assessments.
Password Cracker: A tool that helps test the strength of passwords by attempting to crack them through various methods.
Network Scanner: Identifies devices on a network by displaying their IP and MAC addresses. It’s helpful for mapping network topology and discovering unauthorized devices.
Wordlist Generator: This tool generates custom wordlists, which can be used in password cracking attempts to increase the chances of success.
I stopped developing Hunter after I got started on another project called Oshin OS.
