Reverse engineering and full security audit of a legacy Broadcom BCM96338 router. Features firmware exfiltration, SquashFS analysis, and DES hash cracking.
rMETAshell takes a shell command and an image, video or text file as input. It then injects the command into the file using metadata comments. After injection, it generates a one-liner execution method for retrieving and executing the injected command from a remote location.
A PoC browser for NEX
A simple Bash-based TCP port scanner using nc (netcat)
hacking tools using basic linux command line tools instead of complex frameworks
World's most secure communication medium for hackers
A sample Telegram bot to get data from an external server and send to users
Multiplayer Tic Tac Toe using Netcat, in Bash.
Snow Crash is a 42 school project designed to provide a hands-on introduction to cybersecurity. It is built as a CTF (Capture The Flag).
A bash script for logging network sessions established via netcat, such as reverse shells.
This is an advanced port scanner written in Bash that allows you to scan a target host for open or closed ports.
Two of my solutions of the extra-lesson exercises of the "Sistemi Operativi" course
Alpine distribution with a few tools (curl, sed, wget...) with an option to wait for service to startup.
🏴☠️ PortRaider - Your Network Port Scanning Navigator 🔍 Uncover the mysteries of open and closed ports, scan common services, and detect vulnerabilities with this powerful command-line tool. Save results in JSON or plain text format, and set up alerts for critical discoveries. ⚓ #NetworkSecurity #PortScanning #PortHack #BashScript
This is a simple port scanner script written in Bash that uses netcat (or nc) to scan a range of ports on a given IP address. The script checks if each port in the specified range is open or closed.
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