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ReconHound is a Python-based web reconnaissance tool designed for penetration testers, bug bounty hunters, and ethical hackers. It supports directory and file enumeration, subdomain enumeration, fuzzing, and virtual host (vhost) discovery.

  • Updated Oct 30, 2025
  • Python

In the context of web application penetration testing, Google Dorks can be used to find vulnerabilities and sensitive information in websites. This involves searching for specific keywords or file types that can indicate the presence of vulnerabilities or sensitive information, such as login pages, database files, and backups.

  • Updated Oct 29, 2025
  • HTML

A professional platform that simplifies penetration testing by providing a unified dashboard for managing targets, automating scans, integrating diverse tools, and delivering AI-powered insights.

  • Updated Oct 12, 2025

Domain Grabber — A Python CLI tool to fetch unique root domains from Archive.org CDX API based on given domain extensions (e.g., .id, .co.id, .ac.id). Supports multiple extensions, progress tracking, retry with User-Agent rotation, and automatic result saving. Ideal for OSINT, domain research, and penetration testing reconnaissance.

  • Updated Aug 12, 2025
  • Python

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