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    Sn1per – Automated Pentest Recon Scanner

    January 5, 2018

    Sn1per – is an automated scanner that can be used during a penetration test to enumerate and scan for vulnerabilities, the tools include the following well-known tools like: nmap, arachni, amap, cisco-torch, dnsenum, enum4linux, golismero, hydra, metasploit-framework, nbtscan, nmap smtp-user-enum, sqlmap, sslscan, theharvester, w3af, wapiti, whatweb, whois, nikto, wpscan and…

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    BackBox Linux 4.2 Released

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    The BackBox Developement Team  announced the updated release of BackBox Linux  version 4.2. What’s new on Backbox 4.2 Preinstalled Linux Kernel 3.16 New Ubuntu 14.04.2 base Ruby 2.1 Installer with LVM and Full Disk Encryption options Handy Thunar custom actions RAM wipe at shutdown/reboot System improvements Upstream components Bug corrections…

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