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The Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing Toolkit
I`ve decided to release my custom tool kit for performing vulnerability assessment and penetration tests.
The kit itself is based on Ubuntu linux, it can be ported over to other distributions but as of now I only have the kit working on Ubuntu (specifically 10.x)
The kit loads nearly all of the tools from Backtrack and the Samurai Web Testing Framework, making this a pretty decent collection in a single source. I`ve additionally created an aggregated vulnerability search tool, (OSVDB, ExploitDB and NVD databases with the search interface written in PHP) that I`ve included in the kit.
Yes I like, and use, Backtrack and Samurai WTF - but I needed a personalized kit I I could use for pentesting while at the same time have a functional laptop =)
You can download the tarball of the package here VA-PT or grab it via SVN:
- svn checkout http://va-pt.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ va-pt
Any issues with it, add a bug on the Google Code site.
-Keith
The kit itself is based on Ubuntu linux, it can be ported over to other distributions but as of now I only have the kit working on Ubuntu (specifically 10.x)
The kit loads nearly all of the tools from Backtrack and the Samurai Web Testing Framework, making this a pretty decent collection in a single source. I`ve additionally created an aggregated vulnerability search tool, (OSVDB, ExploitDB and NVD databases with the search interface written in PHP) that I`ve included in the kit.
Yes I like, and use, Backtrack and Samurai WTF - but I needed a personalized kit I I could use for pentesting while at the same time have a functional laptop =)
You can download the tarball of the package here VA-PT or grab it via SVN:
- svn checkout http://va-pt.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ va-pt
Any issues with it, add a bug on the Google Code site.
-Keith
Posted by Keith Pachulski on Thursday, November 10. 2011 at 16:05 in Penetration Testing, Regulatory Compliance, Social Engineering, Vulnerability Assessments
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