Top 3 Little-Known Hacking Tools

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There are many tools in the world that help both defenders and hackers. However, not all of them are widely known. I present to you the top 3 little-known, but very effective hacking tools:

1. Evilgrade
Evilgrade is a utility for attacking software update mechanisms. Many programs automatically check for updates over the Internet, and if they do not use encryption, an attacker can inject fake updates with malicious code.

2. CrackMapExec
CrackMapExec is a powerful tool for conducting attacks on corporate networks. It automates many stages of vulnerability exploitation, such as brute-forcing passwords, exploiting vulnerable configurations, and executing commands on remote systems.

3. Koadic
Koadic, also known as COM Command & Control, is a tool for remotely managing and exploiting Windows systems. It allows attacks to be carried out at the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) and COM level, making it very stealthy and dangerous for victims.

 

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Top 3 Tools for Beginner Hackers

If you’re just starting out in the world of ethical hacking, here are three tools that might be useful, but are often overshadowed by more well-known solutions.

1. Nessus Essentials
Nessus is a powerful vulnerability scanning tool that is often used by security professionals.

2. Burp Suite Community Edition
Burp Suite is a well-known web application testing tool, but its free version is often underrated.

3. Wireshark
Wireshark is a powerful network traffic analyzer.